Rubber Dampers

Rubber dampers are designed to reduce vibrations between two machine elements, which is why they are also called vibration dampers or dampers. They are made by a process of moulding rubber which is bonded to one or two metal plates. They are used when elastic contact between two components is required, or to absorb and soften vibration impulses, reduce noise and protect against shock and high loads. Rubber dampers are mainly used in the mechanical engineering, agricultural and automotive industries, e.g. for mounting chassis components, as a component of motor vehicles, in adaptive suspension, for mounting a pump or compressor, etc.

We offer several types of rubber shock absorbers from Dichta and others, which, depending on the attachment option (metal connector), can be used on different machine constructions.