Vibrations On Machine Foundations Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MTM-11574
Quick Answer: Vibrations On Machine Foundations is a trainer for investigating foundation problems and vibration isolation on a practical example: a motor-driven machine with imbalance is mounted on a foundation through springs and dampers. Spring tunings and vibration absorbers can then be tried and their effect measured on the foundation.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Machine on a plate, installed on the foundation with springs and dampers.
Drive motors up to 6,000 rpm and approx. 3.40 Nm torque.
Imbalance up to 2 x 5 kgmm, giving up to 2 x 500 N imbalance force (up to 3,000 rpm).
Mass up to 26 kg including 4 x 2 kg additional weights.
Springs for different tunings and vibration absorbers for absorption studies.
Extra helical springs between foundation and trainer frame for double vibration isolation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum speed | 6,000 rpm |
| Maximum torque | Approx. 3.40 Nm |
| Mass | Max. 26 kg, incl. 4 x 2 kg additional weights |
| Maximum imbalance | 2 x 5 kgmm |
| Maximum imbalance force | 2 x 500 N, up to 3,000 rpm |
| Mounting | Machine on a plate, on springs and dampers |
About This Product
Targeted reduction of vibration is part of machine design, and an elastic, vibration-insulating installation keeps a machine's vibration from passing to its surroundings. Here the foundation stands in for those surroundings, so measuring its motion shows how well each spring set-up or absorber isolates the machine. Additional helical springs tie the foundation to the heavy trainer frame, isolating the experiment a second time from the laboratory. Educational Lab Equipments can supply and export the Vibrations On Machine Foundations to United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Tajikistan, Cabo Verde and Nicaragua.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the foundation represent?
It stands for the machine's surroundings. Vibrations are generated by the machine and measured on the foundation, which shows how effective the vibration isolation is.
What can students vary?
Springs are used to try out different tunings, and vibration absorbers are added to study absorption effects. Imbalance of up to 2 x 5 kgmm and additional weights of 4 x 2 kg are also available.
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