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Customer Support:
8AM–5PM EST
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Vibrations, from indiscernible to intense, can negatively impact the performance, reliability, comfort and safety of the equipment you design. The adverse effects can range from simple annoyances to shorted equipment life. The right vibration isolator, properly applied, will improve your products. They will operate more smoothly and quietly, and they will be less disturbing to surrounding equipment and personnel, less susceptible to damage. Elastomeric vibration isolators provide cost-effective solutions to problems involving vibration, shock and structural noise control.
This webinar explains why you should optimize engine isolation and how to do it effectively. Join us for an introduction to vibration, a discussion on elastomeric engine mount characteristics and considerations when selecting and incorporating an elastomeric vibration isolator in your next engine mounting system design.
What role elastomeric isolators play in engine isolation
The benefits of optimizing the engine isolation system
Some of the common problems – and solutions
Customer Service Technical Support, Parker LORD
Mitch Meszaros is a Customer Service / Technical Support Representative for Parker LORD in the Industrial Equipment group. Mitchel assists customers in selecting appropriate mounts for their systems and works on application analyses. He is an alumni of Penn State Behrend and has been with the company for 2 years
Sr. Engineer, Parker LORD
Greg is a Senior Engineer working in the Industrial Equipment Engineering Team in Erie, PA. He is an alumni of Penn State Behrend and has been with LORD Corporation for 9 years.
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