LP-13 Shake Absorber® Vibration Isolation Pads Technical Information
LAB TEST RESULTS / DUROMETER? / CHARACTERISTICS
Click on one of the following links to read our independent lab test results for each of our pads thickness and hardness.
Laboratory Test Results - 3/8" / .375 - 50 Shore A Durometer
Laboratory Test Results - 3/8" / .375 - 70 Shore A Durometer
Laboratory Test Results - 3/4" / .75 - 50 Shore A Durometer
Laboratory Test Results - 3/4" / .75 - 70 Shore A Durometer
Laboratory Test Result - 1/4" / .25 - 70 Shore A Durometer
Laboratory Test Results - Closed Cell Foam - 3/8"/.375 - 35 Shore A Durometer
Vibration, Sound Proofing, & Accoustical Terms
WHAT IS DUROMETER?
Shore Durometer is the international standard for the hardness measurement of rubber, plastic and other non-metallic materials. Durometers are described in the American Society for Testing and Material specification ASTM D2240, which is the recognized specification for the instrument and testing procedures.There are a number of brands of durometer measuring devices, all of which must conform to the same ASTM specifications to be certified calibrated for use. Sometimes a durometer scale of measurement may be referred to by its brand name. The A scale (or type A) is the most commonly referenced form of measurement for neoprene hardness.
At Kellett Enterprises, we have pads in 2 shore "A" durometer catagories:.
Shore "A" Durometer of 70 +/-. This pad is used for heavy equipment such as weaving machines, granulators, hydraulic presses, rock crushers etc. Shore "A" Durometer 50 +/-. This pad, being more pliable, is better suited for equipment such as air conditioners both residential and commercial, generators, computer & lab equipment, etc.
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