Neutralize shock and vibration from your machine no matter how hard it heaves or hammers. These mounts use air pressure rather than a steel frame to support a load. That means four times the deflection and vibration control of a typical bolt-down mount. Fill them with air and stick them under heavy machinery to keep floors intact, seals tight, and fasteners secure. They’ll also soak up the vibration from floors and mounting plates that bumps optical and other precision tools out of alignment.

Bolt down machines so they don’t creep across the floor or tip over. These mounts have one or more holes for securing equipment that you don’t need to move. They also have a rubber cushion that reduces vibration to extend your machine’s life. The ball-and-socket joint in the base swivels to compensate for slightly sloped and pitted floors. For mounting versatility, you can install these mounts in either threaded holes or unthreaded through holes at the bottom of equipment.

Free of crevices where bacteria can grow, these mounts have an extremely smooth finish, rounded edges, and a covered stud. A silicone seal at the base of the thread cover keeps contaminants out. The seal is made with chemical additives, so you can find it with an X-ray machine if it falls into your line. Mounts are certified by 3-A, EHEDG, and USDA to meet sanitary design standards. You can also bolt them down so machines don’t creep across the floor or tip over. The rubber cushion on the bottom reduces vibration to extend your machine’s life. In addition, the ball-and-socket joint in the base swivels to compensate for slightly sloped and pitted floors. For mounting versatility, you can install these mounts in either threaded holes or unthreaded through holes at the bottom of equipment.

Often used on presses, lathes, and die cutters, these mounts protect machines and floors from damage when equipment suddenly starts and stops. They have a solid rubber base, similar to a hockey puck, that isolates shock. The base also cuts down on noise and grips the floor so equipment doesn't slide when it's vibrating. The ball-and-socket joint in the base swivels to compensate for slightly sloped and pitted floors. For mounting versatility, you can install these mounts in either threaded holes or unthreaded through holes at the bottom of equipment.