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VMC Vibration Control Products for HVAC Equipment


VIBRATION MOUNTINGS & CONTROLS, INC. was founded in 1945 and has become the recognized world leader in the design and manufacture of vibration isolation and seismic restraint products for the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning industry. Our 70,000 square foot manufacturing facility is strategically located on 6 acres in Northern New Jersey only 35 minutes from Newark International Airport. All of our mountings are manufactured in the United States. Our facilities include a complete rubber molding facility which operates 21 self contained transfer presses, plus ve new injection molding machines. VMCs Quality Control department follows the procedures set forth in Quality Standard MIL-I- 45208. Isolator development and testing facilities exist at our headquarters in Bloomingdale, NJ, and in Plainview, NY. Testing capabilities include static load vs. deection and dynamic shock and vibration isolation testing.

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The chart above illustrates graphically the static deection required of a vibration isolation mounting to limit the transmission of vibration to a given percentage of the total vibratory force of the equipment. The chart also suggests the maximum permissible transmissibility for various conditions encountered in HVAC equipment installations. To use the chart, determine the lowest rotational speed of the equipment consider this as the disturbing frequency. Move vertically to the slanted line corresponding to the % of transmissibility which can be tolerated. Then move horizontally to the left to determine the natural frequency and static deection required of the mounting. See the following brochure pages for wide variety of VMC products and selection guide which provide the static deections called for in the chart.

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