Showing posts with label Vibration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vibration. Show all posts

Canyonwest Packaging Offers Vibration Protection

Canyonwest Cases specialises in providing packaging for companies needing to ship or transport high-tech electronic equipment. Canyonwest Cases can design-in maximum protection against shock, vibration and moisture by combining custom-engineered foam inserts with rugged reusable cases.

Case inserts are designed for durability while meeting individual customer specifications and budgets. Canyonwest Cases custom foam inserts are fabricated from quality materials including polyester and polyethylene. Foam is available in multiple densities to provide the best protection.

Custom foam capabilities include the use of water jet cutting, steel rule die presses and CAD/CAM technology, resulting in consistent, accurate foam cuts every time.

Sensonics Installs Vibration And Speed Monitors

Sensonics, a condition monitoring specialist, has supplied and installed DN26 series vibration and speed monitors for Shanghai Boasteel, an iron and steel company in China. The contract for the supply and installation of the monitors was completed in conjunction with Star Royal Industry and Engineering, Sensonics' Shanghai-based distributor.

The two new systems monitor the bearing vibration of de-dusting and sintering fans, providing online condition monitoring and shutdown protection.

Transducers Handle Mechanical Shock And Vibration

RDP Electronics has developed a range of LVDT and magnetostrictive transducers for use in the testing of vehicle suspension systems. The transducers have been designed to withstand the type of mechanical shock, vibration and the tough treatment generally meted out during testing of vehicle suspension systems under all road conditions. RDP transducers are available for vehicle suspension movement applications that involve testing of vehicle components as well as ride, handling and even load detection.

RDP has modified LVDTs to operate reliably and accurately in conditions including the presence of high levels of water and dirt, as well as being subject to vibration and shock during road testing in all weather conditions. Typically for test purposes, the LVDTs are mounted through the floor at the rear of the vehicle or through the body components at the front, and are well suited to providing measurement data derived from the range of components under test.

Rubber Reduces Noise In Anti-Vibration Systems

Trelleborg Automotive has announced the introduction of Noise-Free Rubber, a self-lubricated, low-friction rubber formulation that overcomes noise issues associated with automotive applications.

The Noise-Free Rubber features improved dynamic properties while reducing noise in specific anti-vibration system components, such as anti-roll bar isolators, suspension bushings and engine mounts. The product has also been engineered to meet stringent fatigue requirements, the result of which is an increase in durability of around 50 per cent.