Aircraft Engine Isolators

All mounting systems need to accomplish two basic functions: constrain motion and provide vibration isolation and noise reduction.

To provide the first basic function the mounting system must be stiff to minimize relative motions. In order to minimize transmitted vibration (or noise), the mounting system must be dynamically soft. This inherent problem sets up competing objectives that require compromise and flexibility in the engine attachment design.

Types of Engine Isolators

Proven Solutions

From our first rubber-to-metal engine mount in the 1930s to today’s engine attach systems, LORD Corporation has developed real-world solutions for the aerospace industry’s toughest problems. In addition to our standard products, we develop custom, high-performance products for military and commercial applications on aircraft, spacecraft, ships and ground vehicles.

Customers rely on our expertise in:

Acoustic and vibration problem diagnosis
Product design, development and manufacturing
Dynamic vibration and noise testing
Complete system optimization