Features
- Buckling design
- Steel construction
- Compression to shear stiffness ratio 2:1
- Designed to carry static loads in the axial direction, but can accommodate dynamic
inputs in the radial direction
- Attenuates 18" freefall shock input to approximately 12g's
Benefits
- Large deflection capacity provides superior shock attenuation
- Can be used as stabilizers for tall equipment packages
- Maximum loads apply when mount will be subjected to an 18" freefall. Larger loads
can be accommodated for less severe shock inputs.
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Load Range
- 4 load ratings to 145 lbs. per mount
Applications
- Ground vehicle electronics
- Shipboard equipment
- Shipping containers
- Equipment installed in transportable shelters
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Environmental Data
- Barry LT (low-temperature) Compound, which is ideal for military applications, operates
between -67�F and +180�F (-55�C to +82�C) and is resistant to fungus and ozone.
- Neoprene has an operating temperature range of -20�F to +180�F (-30�C to +180�C) and
resists oil and ozone.
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| NATURAL FREQUENCY |
12 - 20 Hertz |
| TRANSMISSIBILITY AT RESONANCE |
5.0 Max. (Barry LT Compound) 10.0 Max. (Neoprene) |
| RESILIENT ELEMENT |
Barry LT Compound or Neoprene |
| STANDARD MATERIALS |
Steel (Grounding Strap Beryllium Copper) |
| WEIGHT |
4 lbs. |
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