Mounts

Chemical Resistance: Specifies resistance to chemicals, oils, and solvents, especially relevant in industrial settings.
Corrosion Resistance: Indicates if the mount resists corrosion, necessary for outdoor or harsh environments where exposure to moisture is expected.
Dimensions: Includes height, diameter, and width, ensuring compatibility with the mounting surface and supported equipment.
Hardness (Durometer): The hardness level, which affects the mount’s flexibility and vibration dampening capabilities.
Load Capacity: The maximum weight or force the mount can support, measured in pounds or kilograms, important for ensuring stability.
Material: Common materials include rubber, metal, or composite, chosen based on the mount’s need for flexibility, durability, or strength.
Mounting Style: Specifies attachment method, such as bolt on, adhesive, or threaded, affecting installation and stability.
Temperature Range: The operational temperature range the mount can endure without degradation or failure.
Type: The type of mount, such as vibration isolation mounts, leveling mounts, or fixed mounts, indicating its specific application.
Vibration Dampening: Indicates the mount’s ability to absorb and reduce vibrations, crucial for protecting equipment and extending lifespan.

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