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VIB320 bearing with leveler
Vibration Isolation Bearings - Size selection Chart
| Crushing capacity |
Not a factor, the vertical capacity controls. |
| Weight that can be effectively isolated |
Not a factor. The bearing’s ability to isolate for the horizontal component of vibration is weight independent. |
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| Crushing capacity |
Not a factor, the payload that can be effectively isolated from the vertical vibration component controls, and is far less than the crushing capacity |
| Weight that can be effectively isolated |
The bearing’s ability to isolate a payload from the vertical component of vibration is weight dependent. Simply select the Part No. Designation Prefix from this chart that has a Payload Range that brackets the weight that each bearing will carry.
If the payload falls within the Min and Max range of more than one Part No., select the Part No. for which the payload falls closest to the middle of the range. |
Call the factory for VIBs with weight capacities that exceed the maximum available from a bearing on this chart. |
Part No.
Designation Prefix |
Payload Range Lbs (Kgs) |
Min |
Max |
| VIB320-0210 |
1 (1) |
10 (5) |
| VIB320-0812 |
7 (4) |
18 (9) |
| VIB320-1228 |
15 (7) |
28 (13) |
| VIB320-2340 |
23 (11) |
40 (19) |
| VIB320-2947 |
29 (14) |
47 (22) |
| VIB320-3775 |
37 (17) |
75 (35) |
| VIB320-85130 |
65 (30) |
130 (59) |
| VIB320-75200 |
75 (35) |
200 (91) |
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The Part No. Designation prefix in the left-hand column is the first half of the complete Part Number. In order to complete the Part Number, you must select the appropriate base and top attachment configuration.
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