Rubber Pads
Rubber pads used in industrial settings are elastomeric
floor mats designed to insulate machinery against vibration, reduce
structure-born noise, and lower the risk of equipment damage. They may also protect against slippage. These rubber pads are ideal for heavy
machinery, including metal forming equipment, large presses and power
generation equipment. They are often
placed under machinery or anything that generates high intensity noise levels. Rubber pads are an efficient and economically
smart choice and most often used in factory settings. They are found in machineries such as air conditioning
and refrigeration plants.
These rubber mats are made out of neoprene, polychloroprene
or nitrile rubber, which are all synthetic forms of rubber. Often, they are made from a combination of
cork and rubber. They come in many
different shapes, sizes and thicknesses, and usually can be custom made. They are rated by their PSI, or pounds per
square inch. Many have ribs, holes or a
grid format and are generally black or dark grey. Because they have no moving parts and are
generally made out of 1 material, using rubber pads as a form of vibration
dampening is very inexpensive. Since
they have a high tolerance to both very low and high temperatures, they can be
used in a variety of different factory settings.