Mechanical Isolation Part 1

MECHANICAL
ISOLATION
PART 1
Anti-Vibration Mounts to Isolate

Structure-borne Noise
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6 Isolation Efficiency Chart
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7 Isolator Selection Guide
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Seismic Mounts
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44 Seismic Mounts Selection Guide
48 CSM/CLM/CWM Seismic Spring Mount
52 CWDM/CDM Seismic Spring Mount
56 XLM-2/4 Seismic Spring Mount
58 XWM-2/4 Seismic Spring Mount
62 GSH-2 Seismic Spring Mount
64 GSH-4 Seismic Spring Mount
66 CDBMH Seismic Spring Mount
68 CTM Seismic Spring Mount
70 XTM-4 Seismic Spring Mount
72 WMB/LMB Seismic Restraint
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MECHANICAL ISOLATION INTRODUCTION MECHANICAL ISOLATION INTRODUCTION
MECHANICAL ISOLATION
INTRODUCTION TO VIBRATION ISOLATION EFFECTIVENESS OF ISOLATION INERTIA BLOCKS PIPING SUPPORT

In the past, unwanted machine vibration could be isolated by The effectiveness of any resilient isolation system is usually For an isolation system to be effective, resiliently supported Piping and ductwork rigidly connected to resiliently mounted
placing the equipment on top of cork or felt. However, with greater expressed in terms of its isolation efficiency, defined as the equipment should be free to move in response to its vibratory equipment may provide transmission paths for vibration to bypass
expectations and expanded knowledge, such methods of isolation percentage of the total vibratory force which is absorbed by the forces. The degree of movement depends on several factors the isolated equipment. Therefore, piping and ductwork must also
are now inadequate, both in large building structures and in the isolators. including stiffness of the isolator and the mass of the supported be flexibly hung to allow free movement of the equipment.
general industrial environment. equipment.
Depending on the geometry of pipe runs, number of bends
Using the graph on page 6, the isolation efficiency of a simple
In general, the heavier the equipment relative to the disturbing incorporated, and type of support structure, piping should be
In building construction, improved design allows lighter but spring system maybe estimated from given values of static
forces, the less its vibratory movement will be. Increasing total suspended from resilient isolation hangers for distances of at
inherently more flexible structures to be used. At the same time, deflection and disturbing frequency. For rubber isolators, a more
inertial mass helps to limit equipment motion where it is necessary least 100 pipe diameters from the vibrating source. The deflection
increasingly powerful air-conditioning and auxiliary equipment realistic estimate is obtained by using values of dynamic natural
to minimise strain on connecting pipework and ancillaries. This of the immediate hangers to the equipment should be equal
is needed and may often be installed in upper level plantrooms. frequency instead of static deflection. However, in assessing the
can usually be achieved by mounting the equipment on a concrete to that of the isolators supporting the equipment to allow free
Equipment vibration can therefore be a major problem in such level of isolation efficiency which might be acceptable in any
block and resiliently supporting the combined mass. movement. Some reduction in deflection is acceptable at points
flexible structures. Similarly, in general industry, the output situation, consideration must also be given to the following:
as you move further away from the source of vibration.
of vibration producing equipment is increasing whilst the
The additional mass will improve the isolation efficiency of the
community and workforce demand improved living and working • Equipment type and operating weight
system if the static deflection increases. However, both the size Where piping layout severely restricts or precludes the use of
conditions, free from vibration or structure-borne noise. Both
and shape of the block will influence its effectiveness in reducing isolation hangers, flexible connectors should be installed between
situations require engineered vibration control systems which give • Magnitude and nature of the vibratory forces
movement, so inertia block design should be considered as an the equipment and pipework. The use of an inertia block to reduce
predictable results appropriate to the surrounding environment.
• Restrictions on equipment motion (see Inertia Blocks) integral part of the overall support system. motion of the equipment should also be considered in such a
case. Selection of resilient isolation hangers is an integral part of
IMPORTANCE OF STATIC DEFLECTION • Location of equipment within the structure Inertia blocks are effective with any installation but are most the total isolation system design.
commonly used where high deflection mounts are required or
Isolation of vibration is accomplished by supporting the
where the equipment generates high vibratory forces. For example,
equipment on resilient mounting elements such as springs or For example, an isolation efficiency of 80% is typically satisfactory low speed single cylinder air compressors require high deflection
rubber, which compress under the equipment weight. Generally, for a 5kW machine located in the basement, but totally inadequate isolators to achieve reasonable isolation, so an inertia block is
the degree of isolation achieved is directly related to the amount for a 100kW machine installed on a flexible upper level floor; usually required to limit the amount of vibratory movement.
of compression (i.e. static deflection) of the mount. The greater particularly when adjacent to valuable office or residential
the static deflection which can be achieved (without compressing tenancies. In this case an isolation efficiency close to 98% would
to solid), in most cases, the better the resulting vibration isolation. be required.
The Isolator Selection Guide shown on page 7 summarises the

important theoretical relationship between disturbing frequency,
static deflection and the installed environment, offering a guide to
the correct mount to be selected.
CHOICE OF ISOLATOR
Economic and effective solutions to a wide range of vibration
control problems can be achieved by correct selection from the
INDIVIDUAL SPRING MOUNT SPRING MOUNT UNDER range of Embelton equipment, which includes:
DEFLECTION
• Pad Mounts – Rubber and cork/rubber combinations
• Rubber Mounts – Single and double deflection
• Spring Mounts – Housed, open and vertically restrained
•
Air Mounts – Air-inflated elastomeric bellows sandwiched
between metal plates INERTIA BASE PIPING SUPPORT
•
Isolation Hangers – Rubber, rubber/spring, and spring
elements
• Seismic Mounts – Spring mount systems able to withstand

earthquakes
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MECHANICAL ISOLATION EFFICIENCY CHART MECHANICAL ISOLATION SELECTION GUIDE
ISOLATOR SELECTION GUIDE
ISOLATION EFFICIENCY CHART ISOLATOR SELECTION GUIDE
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Non-Critical Areas General Areas Critical Areas Very Critical Areas

80% Isolation Efficiency 90% Isolation Efficiency 95% Isolation Efficiency 98% Isolation Efficiency
Factories, warehouses, Schools, stores, hotels, Offices, hospitals, churches, Hospital wards, studios,
DISTURBING FREQUENCY CYCLES PER MINUTE workshops, garages, etc supermarkets, etc restaurants, etc theatres, libraries, etc
This chart illustrates the theoretical relationship between It is sufficient to use static deflection to select the correct This chart provides a selection guide for isolator type according For rubber and pad mounts, the values have been corrected
isolation efficiency, disturbing frequency and static deflection isolator for spring mounted systems; but for rubber and pad to given values of operating speed and suggested levels of for average rubber hardness to approximate selections based
(or dynamic natural frequency) for a simple isolation system mounts, selection should be made on the basis of dynamic isolation efficiency in certain operating locations. on dynamic natural frequency (please refer to the Isolation
on a rigid foundation. It is also grouped into zones suggesting natural frequency. Efficiency Chart on page 6).
isolation efficiency ranges appropriate to different applications. Two values for each isolation efficiency are given, one for
basement or on-grade installations, the other for upper level This chart is meant as a general guide only and selections should
To use the chart, determine the lowest rotation speed of the installations where some allowance is made for flexibility of the be made based on the properties listed in the Datasheets.
equipment and consider this to be the disturbing frequency. supporting structure.
Move vertically to intersect the diagonal line corresponding to
the percentage isolation required; then move horizontally left
and read the dynamic natural frequency, or right to read the
static deflection required of the mount.
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MECHANICAL ISOLATION SELECTION GUIDE MECHANICAL ISOLATION SELECTION GUIDE
USING ANTI-VIBRATION MOUNTS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Here are some simple guidelines for successful vibration control: All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
the use of Embelton isolators in specific applications. Facilities
1. Support points and load ratings should be selected so that are available to develop new or modified systems to resolve
the static deflections of all mounts are as uniform as possible. unusual or difficult vibration isolation problems.
2. Unrestricted movement of resiliently mounted equipment is CONDITIONS OF SALE

essential for effective isolation. All products are sold subject to the published Embelton General
Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected on request.
- Ensure that adequate clearance is maintained around the
OPEN SPRING MOUNTS MULTIPLE SPRING LATERALLY RESTRAINED VERTICALLY RESTRAINED
installed equipment, particularly underneath it, to permit free
MOUNT SPRING MOUNT MOUNT
movement. This is especially important where high deflection
isolators are used. Support a wide range of loads 2, 4, 6, and 9 springs per Restraint for equipment For applications where excess
of various deflections mount, to support heavy loads subject to lateral loading movement may damage
- All connections to resiliently supported equipment should connected pipes or equipment
also be flexible themselves (see Piping Support). In addition to
restricting equipment motion, any fixed connection can offer
a direct path for transmission of vibration to the surrounding
structure, bypassing the isolation system.
3. Top heavy machinery, especially when mounted on a narrow

base, can become unstable if mounts are located too close
to each other beneath the equipment. Such instability can be
avoided by use of outrigger or cradle brackets which space the
mounts further apart and raise the mounting location points
closer to the vertical centre of gravity of the equipment. In
addition, the inclusion of an inertia block can provide mounting
points spread further apart, lower the centre of gravity of the
system and provide additional mass for static deflection thereby
improving isolation efficiency.
LIGHT DUTY HEAVY DUTY HIGH DEFLECTION
4. A rigid base is essential for resiliently supported equipment
SEISMIC MOUNT SEISMIC MOUNT SEISMIC MOUNTS
to avoid misalignment of drive components. Any flexibility in
the machine base should be eliminated by the addition of steel For lighter loads requiring For heavier loads requiring High isolation efficiency
stiffeners or use of a concrete inertia base. seismic restraint seismic restraint mounts offering seismic
restraint
5. Piping, ductwork and ancillary equipment connections should
not impose dead loads on the resiliently mounted equipment.
Their weight should be separately supported. Individual
Datasheets are available for each type of isolator, which provide
further details on correct installation and operation.
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SPRING MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE SPRING MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE
SPRING MOUNTS OPEN SPRING MOUNTS
Compared to rubber mounts, spring mounts have increased SELECTING THE CORRECT SPRING MOUNT XS XL XW AS AL AW
static deflection resulting in greater isolation efficiency. This Load Range: Load Range: Load Range: Load Range: Load Range: Load Range:
Determine whether any lateral (housed spring mount) or vertical
makes them more suitable for critical applications, or for 10-200kg 50-950kg 200-1,275kg 10-200kg 50-950kg 200-1,275kg
restraint is required. Then refer to the Isolator Selection Guide on
mechanical equipment which have low disturbing frequencies. Stat Defl: 15-33mm Stat Defl: 20-40mm Stat Defl: 20-33mm Stat Defl: 15-33mm Stat Defl: 20-40mm Stat Defl: 20-33mm
page 6-7 to obtain necessary static deflection. Once the spring
Spring mounts come in a range of deflections and maximum type and deflection are ascertained, select the spring required
loads, so that the level of isolation can be accurately selected for according to equipment load.
each application.
SPRING MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE
STATIC DEFLECTION LOAD RANGE AW2 AW4 AW6/AW9

APPLICATIONS PRODUCT DATASHEET
mm kg
Load Range: Load Range: Load Range:
OPEN SPRING MOUNTS 900-2,550kg 1,800-5,100kg 2,700-7,650kg
General Purpose Spring Mounts Stat Defl: 20-25mm Stat Defl: 20-25mm Stat Defl: 20-25mm
XS 15-33 10-200
Single bolt hole fixing for light duty mounts for fans,
pumps, packaged air conditioners, floor piping XL 20-40 50-950 X
supports, small compressors
XW 20-33 200-1,275
AS 15-33 10-200
Double bolt hole fixing light duty mounts for
AL 20-40 50-950 A
pumps, reciprocating engine sets
AW 20-33 200-1,275 XLD XWD XD, XDR AD XT/XT-2 XQ/XQ2
AW-2 20-25 900-2,550 Load Range: Load Range: Load Range: Load Range: Load Range: Load Range:
AW-4 20-25 1,800-5,100 6-55kg 50-350kg 65-1,115kg 65-1,115kg 150-1,400kg 110-1,200kg
Heavy duty spring mounts for large generator sets,
AW2 Stat Defl: 50mm Stat Defl: 40-50mm Stat Defl: 45-50mm Stat Defl: 45-50mm Stat Defl: 75mm Stat Defl: 100mm
building structures and heavy machinery AW-6 20-25 2,700-7,650
AW-9 20-25 4,050-11,475
Fans, pumps, packaged air conditioners, floor piping XLD 50 6-55

XLD
supports, compressors, etc XWD 40-50 50-350
Fans, pumps, packaged air conditioners, floor piping
XD, XDR 45-50 65-1,115 XD
supports, compressors, etc
Fans, pumps, cooling towers, compressors, etc AD 45-50 65-1,115 AD
AD2 700-2,230
Large generator sets, building structures, heavy AD4 1,400-4,460

45-50 AD2
machinery AD6 2,100-6,690 AD2 AD4 AD6
AD9 3,150-10,035 Load Range: Load Range: 1,400-4,460kg Load Range: 2,100-6,690kg
700-2,230kg Stat Defl: 45-50mm Stat Defl: 45-50mm
Machines with low RPM, such as centrifugal fans, air XT 75 150-1,400
XT Stat Defl: 45-50mm
compressors XQ 100 110-1,200
HOUSED SPRING MOUNTS

Where limitation of horizontal movement is required
HOUSED SPRING MOUNTS
B 15-33 10-200
Reciprocating engine sets, refrigeration compressors,
C
hydrant pumps, cooling towers and chillers
C 15-34 55-4,375
High isolation efficiency mounts for reciprocating B C D

engine sets, refrigeration compressors, chillers, D 45-50 65-1,115 D Load Range: Load Range: Load Range:
cooling towers, large centrifugal fans, etc
10-200kg 55-4,375kg 65-1,115kg
Stat Defl: Stat Defl: Stat Defl:
15-33mm 15-34mm 45-50mm
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET X SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET X
Open Spring Mounts Type XS / XL / XW XS / XL / XW PRODUCT GUIDE
Max Load Static Deflection Spring Constant Spring Colours

25mm Static Deflection, Cup Located Type
kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2
XS-9 10 33 0.30 Yellow -
APPLICATION XS-10 15 33 0.45 Brown -
XS-11 30 33 0.9 Blue -
A low cost, easily installed spring isolator in which the spring can
be quickly interchanged to give a wide range of load/ deflection XS-12 50 28 1.8 Black -
Compression
characteristics. Typically used for fans, pumps, packaged air plate XS-13 75 25 3.0 Red -
G
conditioners, floor piping supports, small compressors, etc. XS-14 125 25 5.0 Green -
XS-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -
FEATURES XS-17 200 15 13.3 Orange
• Heavy duty stable steel spring K XL-92 50 33 1.5 Yellow -
Free
• Built-in leveling bolt with locking capscrew, capable of Height XL-93 100 33 3.0 Brown -
compensating for full static deflection (XL, XW only) H
XL-94 150 30 5.0 Blue -
• Separate top and bottom location cups E
XL-95 200 30 6.7 Black -
• Rubber isolated bolt hole in base A
XL-96 250 28 8.9 Red -
• Moulded, noise absorbing rubber base cup with
non-skid surface XS XL-97 300 28 10.7 Green -
XL-98 400 25 16.0 Grey -
OPTIONS XL-99 550 23 23.9 Orange -
XL-100 650 20 32.5 Orange Black
• XL can be supplied without the adjusting bolt and with a
rubber cup on top, coded NXL. J Capscrew XL-101 775 20 38.7** Orange -*
G Adjusting
Height H = XL height minus 2mm Bolt XL-102 950 20 47.5** Orange Black*
• XS can be supplied with leveling bolt, coded XSB. Outer Inner
Cup
Height H = XS height plus 22mm XW-400 200 33 6.1 Black -
XW-422 275 33 8.3 Black Blue
K Isolated Free XW-423 300 33 9.1 Black Yellow
Bolt Hole Height XW-425 380 30 12.7 Black Red
H
XW-1000 450 25 18.0 Green -
XW-1023 510 25 20.4 Green Yellow
H
H E XW-1024 550 25 22.0 Green Green
A
XW-1025 580 25 23.2 Green Red
XW-1026 690 25 27.6 Green White
XL XW-1600 775 25 31 Grey -

NXL OPTION XSB OPTION XW-1622 820 25 32.8 Grey Blue
XW-1624 875 25 35 Grey Green
XS / XL / XW Dimensions
XW-1626 1,000 25 40 Grey White
J Capscrew XW-1627 1,100 25 44 Grey Orange
G Adjusting
H A G J K E* Bolt XW-1628 1,150 24 47.9 Grey Grey
Type
mm mm mm mm mm mm
XW-1731 1,275 20 63.8 Orange Grey/Yellow
XS 84 60 12** - 16 12 Moulded
Rubber
XL SERIES Cup
92-95 122 80 M16 M10 20 13 Free
K
Height
96-97 125 80 M16 M10 20 13 Isolated
H
Bolt Hole
98 127 80 M16 M10 20 13
99-100 133 80 M16 M10 20 13
101-102 141 80 M16 M10 20 13 E
XW SERIES A
400-425 165 99 M20 M12 17 20

1,000-1,628 170 99 M20 M12 17 36
1,731 172 99 M20 M12 17 36 XW
* With inner spring (green) square AL top cup

* Dimension E is depth of isolated bolt hole.
** Hole only, not tapped. ** Averaged over full deflection range
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET X
DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

All type X spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to If bolting is required, the lower cup must be located and fastened
vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; ratio to the floor before equipment is placed on its mounts. Bolts must
of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid.
This type of mount is provided with a rubber isolated bolt
hole which minimises transmission of acoustical frequencies
The spring is located in a detachable cup at the top and bottom
to the floor.
which allows for easy interchange if required. A single bolt hole
in the base cup allows for quick alignment and fastening when
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
necessary.
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION the use of this product in specific applications.
Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical

CONDITIONS OF SALE
vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge
frequency depending on its physical geometry and material These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
level frequencies. on request.
To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts

are fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type XS, XL and XW
mounts, the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of SPECIFICATION
95% to 97% in isolating such transmissions. Spring mounts shall be free standing and laterally stable without
any housing, incorporating upper and lower spring locating cups
MOUNT SELECTION at least one of which must be capable of isolating acoustical
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor frequencies even when bolted down. Mounts shall have an inbuilt
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to leveling facility capable of compensating for the rated spring
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are design deflection and of being locked into position. Springs shall
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate have a minimum additional travel to solid of 50% rated deflection
assessment of point loads made. and a diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be
type XS, XL or XW as supplied by Embelton.
For equipment using more than four mount positions,
endeavour to distribute them so that each mount has equal
loading. If this cannot be done, isolator selection must be
made on the basis of matching static deflections as closely as
possible.
INSTALLATION
1. Remove cap screw and washer.
2. Locate mount under hole in equipment leg or base
(see note below).
3. Replace cap screw and washer but do not tighten.
4. Raise equipment to desired elevation and level by turning
adjusting bolt anticlockwise to raise.
5. Tighten cap screw to lock assembly.
NOTE:
1. It maybe necessary to lift or block up equipment to place
mount in position.
2. The equipment is supported on the head of the bolt.
THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET A SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET A
Open Spring Mounts Type AS / AL / AW AS / AL / AW PRODUCT GUIDE

25mm Static Deflection Type
AS-9 10 33 0.30 Yellow -
APPLICATION AS-10 15 33 0.45 Brown -
For vibration isolation where a rugged all-purpose spring mount AS-11 30 33 0.9 Blue -
G Adjusting
is required especially for outside use or where space is limited. Bolt AS-12 50 28 1.8 Black -
Typically used on cooling towers, pumps, and reciprocating J Cap Screw AS-13 75 25 3.0 Red -
engine sets. AS-14 125 25 5.0 Green -
2 holes AS-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -

FEATURES
AS - 14mm AS-17 200 15 13.3 Orange
• Heavy duty stable steel spring AL - 17mm
AW - 19mm AL-92 50 33 1.5 Yellow -
• Built-in leveling bolt with locking cap screw, capable of
AL-93 100 33 3.0 Brown -
compensating for full static deflection (AL, AW only)
W AL-94 150 30 5.0 Blue -
• Noise absorbing non-skid ribbed pad bonded to base Free
Height AL-95 200 30 6.7 Black -
• Springs are steel cup located for easy interchange H
AL-96 250 28 8.9 Red -
OPTIONS D
AL-97 300 28 10.7 Green -
L
AL-98 400 25 16.0 Grey -
• Extra layer of ribbed pad on base with steel shim spacer for
AL-99 550 23 23.9 Orange -
higher acoustical isolation
Ribbed Acoustical 13 AL-100 650 20 32.5 Orange Black
Isolating Pad
AL-101 775 20 38.7** Orange -*
AL-102 950 20 47.5** Orange Black*
AS / AL / AW
Outer Inner
AW-400 200 33 6.1 Black -
AW-422 275 33 8.3 Black Blue
AW-423 300 33 9.1 Black Yellow
AW-425 380 30 12.7 Black Red
AW-1000 450 25 18.0 Green -
AW-1023 510 25 20.4 Green Yellow
AW-1024 550 25 22.0 Green Green
AW-1025 580 25 23.2 Green Red
AW-1026 690 25 27.6 Green White
AW-1600 775 25 31 Grey -
AS / AL / AW Dimensions AW-1622 820 25 32.8 Grey Blue
AW-1624 875 25 35 Grey Green
H L W D G J AW-1626 1,000 25 40 Grey White
Type
mm mm mm mm mm mm
AW-1627 1,100 25 44 Grey Orange
AS 108 118 65 88 M16 M10 AW-1628 1,150 24 47.9 Grey Grey

AW-1731 1,275 20 63.8 Orange Grey/Yellow
AL SERIES
92-95 136 132 65 98 M16 M10
96-97 139 132 65 98 M16 M10
98 141 132 65 98 M16 M10
99-100 147 132 65 98 M16 M10
101-102 150 132 65 98 M16 M10
AW SERIES
400-425 153 166 100 126 M20 M12
1,000-1,628 158 166 100 126 M20 M12
1,731 160 166 100 126 M20 M12
* With inner spring (green) square AL top cup

** Averaged over full deflection range
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET A
DESIGN BOLTING DOWN
Did you know?

All type A spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; ratio fastened to the floor before equipment is placed on its mounts.
of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated Bolts must only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. An isolation sleeve should be used to prevent the transmission
of acoustical frequencies by metal to metal contact between the
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
frequency depending on its physical geometry and material
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible
the use of this product in specific applications.
level frequencies.
To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts CONDITIONS OF SALE

are fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type AS, AL and AW
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
mounts, the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
95% to 98% in isolating such transmissions.
on request.
If greater high frequency isolation is required, a second layer

of pad is attached to the base, separated from the first by a
1.5mm metal shim plate. SPECIFICATION
Spring mounts shall be free standing and laterally stable without
MOUNT SELECTION
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor at least one of which must be capable of isolating acoustical
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to frequencies even when bolted down. Mounts shall have an inbuilt
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are leveling facility capable of compensating for the rated spring
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate design deflection and of being locked into position. Springs shall
assessment of point loads made. have a minimum additional travel to solid of 50% rated deflection
and a diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to type AS, AL or AW as supplied by Embelton.
distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of
matching static deflections as closely as possible.
INSTALLATION
(see note below).
NOTE:
mount in position.
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AW2 SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AW2
Open Spring Mounts Types AW-2, 4, 6 & 9

25mm Static Deflection, Multiple Springs
APPLICATION AW-2, 4, 6 & 9 PRODUCT GUIDE
A range of heavy duty spring mounts for loads up to 11,475kg.

G Adjusting Max Load Static Deflection Spring Constant Spring Colours
Each provides a high degree of isolation. Typically used on cooling Bolt J Cap Screw Type
kg mm kg/mm Outerr Inner
towers, large generator sets, building structures and heavy
machinery. F AW-2-1000 900 25 36 Green -
AW-2-1023 1,020 25 41 Green Yellow
FEATURES AW-2-1025 1,160 25 46 Green Red
• Heavy duty stable steel springs W AW-2-1026 1,380 25 55 Green White
• Built-in leveling bolt with locking cap screw, capable of 20 AW-2-1600 1,550 25 62 Grey -
compensating for full static deflection 4-places
Free AW-2-1624 1,750 25 70 Grey Green
• Steel cup located springs allowing complete D Height
L AW-2-1626 2,000 25 80 Grey White
interchangeability H
• Non-skid ribbed pad bonded to base AW-2-1628 2,300 24 96 Grey Grey
AW-2-1731 2,550 20 128 Orange Grey/Yellow
16
OPTIONS AW-4-1000 1,800 25 72 Green -
• Additional layers of pad under the base AW-4-1023 2,040 25 82 Green Yellow
AW-4-1025 2,320 25 93 Green Red
AW-2, 4
AW-4-1026 2,760 25 110 Green White
AW-4-1600 3,100 25 124 Grey -
AW-4-1624 3,500 25 140 Grey Green
AW-4-1626 4,000 25 160 Grey White
G Adjusting J cap screw AW-4-1628 4,600 24 192 Grey Grey

Bolts
F
W AW-6-1000 2,700 25 108 Green -
P AW-6-1023 3,060 25 122 Green Yellow
20 AW-6-1025 3,480 25 139 Green Red

4-places
AW-6-1026 4,140 25 166 Green White
AW-6-1600 4,650 25 186 Grey -
Free AW-6-1624 5,250 25 210 Grey Green

Height
H AW-6-1626 6,000 25 240 Grey White
D
L AW-6-1628 6,900 24 287 Grey Grey
E AW-6-1731 7,650 20 383 Orange Grey/Yellow
W
AW-9-1000 4,050 25 162 Green -
18
AW-9-1023 4,590 25 184 Green Yellow
AW-9-1025 5,520 25 209 Green Red
AW-9-1026 6,210 25 248 Green White
AW-6, 9
AW-9-1600 6,975 25 279 Grey -
AW-9-1624 7,875 25 315 Grey Green
AW-9-1626 9,000 25 360 Grey White
AW-2, 4, 6 & 9 Dimensions
AW-9-1628 10,350 24 431 Grey Grey
H L W F D E P G J
Type
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm Dia Dia.
AW-2 170 290 100 215 250 - - M24 M12

AW-4 180 260 200 200 220 - - M30 M16
AW-6 185 380 200 280 330 150 100 M30 M16
AW-9 195 460 300 360 410 200 140 M36 M16
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AW2
DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

All type AW spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
The springs are located in steel cups welded to the top and bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
bottom plates. This design allows quick changeover of springs
if actual loads on mounts are at variance with estimates, this RECOMMENDED FASTENINGS
allows a close match of static deflections on all points of support
• All mounts: M12
to meet design.
Refer to Datasheet IS for type IS Isolating Sleeve kits for full
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION rubber isolation of the bolt fastening.

frequency depending on its physical geometry and material All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level the use of this product in specific applications.
frequencies.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type AW mounts, the These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
standard base has a theoretical effectiveness of 95% to 98% in General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
isolating such transmissions. on request.
If greater high frequency isolation is required, a second layer of

pad is attached to the base, separated from the first by a 1.5mm
metal shim plate. SPECIFICATION
MOUNT SELECTION any housing, incorporating a 6mm minimum ribbed non-skid
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor acoustical base pad. Mounts shall have an inbuilt leveling facility
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to capable of compensating for the rated spring design deflection
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are and of being locked into position. Springs shall have a minimum
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate additional travel to solid of 50% rated deflection and a diameter
assessment of point loads made. not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type AW as
supplied by Embelton.
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to
INSTALLATION
(see note below).
NOTE:
mount in position.
2. The equipment is supported on the head of the bolt(s).
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET XLD SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET XLD
Open Spring Mounts Type XLD / XWD

50mm Static Deflection, Cup Located
DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

APPLICATION
All type XLD and XWD spring mounts are designed with a If bolting is required, the lower cup must be located and fastened
A low cost, easily installed spring mount in which the G Adjusting J Cap screw
bolt horizontal to vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated to the floor before equipment is placed on its mounts. Bolts
spring can be quickly interchanged to give a wide range of load; ratio of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and must only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight. This
load/deflection characteristics. Typically used for fans, a rated maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. type of mount is provided with a rubber isolated bolt hole which
pumps, packaged air conditioners, floor piping supports, minimises transmission of acoustical frequencies to the floor.
compressors, etc. The spring is located in a detachable cup at the top and bottom
which allows for easy interchange if required. A single bolt hole TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
FEATURES K Isolated
Free in the base cup allows for quick alignment and fastening when
bolt hole All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
• Heavy duty stable steel spring Height necessary.
H the use of this product in specific applications.
compensating for full static deflection E ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
CONDITIONS OF SALE
• Separate top and bottom location cups Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical
• Rubber isolated bolt hole in base A These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
• Moulded rubber base cup with non-skid surface General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
on request.
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level
XLD frequencies.
SPECIFICATION
XLD / XWD PRODUCT GUIDE To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type XLD and XWD mounts,
Max Static Spring Spring Colours the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of 95% to 98%
at least one of which must be capable of isolating acoustical
Type Load Deflection Constant in isolating such transmissions.
kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2 frequencies even when bolted down. Mounts shall have an inbuilt
leveling facility capable of compensating for the rated spring
XLD-44 6 50 0.12 Black Black MOUNT SELECTION
design deflection and of being locked into position. Springs shall
XLD-45 9 50 0.18 White White When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor have a minimum additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid
XLD-46 14 50 0.28 White Violet of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment and a diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be
XLD-47 22 50 0.44 Violet Violet avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are type XLD or XWD as supplied by Embelton.
XLD-48 35 50 0.70 Violet Yellow
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
G Adjusting J Cap screw assessment of point loads made.
XLD-49 55 50 1.10 Yellow Yellow bolt
XWD-33 50 50 1.0 White - Moulded For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to
rubber
XWD-34 75 50 1.5 Violet - cup distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
XWD-35 110 50 2.2 Yellow - cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of
XWD-36 150 50 3.0 Brown - matching static deflections as closely as possible.
XWD-37 200 50 4.0 Orange -

K Isolated Free
INSTALLATION
XWD-38 250 50 5.0 Orange Black
bolt hole Height
H
XWD-39 350 40 8.8 Orange Green
(see note below).
E 3. Replace cap screw and washer but do not tighten.
A 4. Raise equipment to desired elevation and level by turning
XLD / XWD Dimensions adjusting bolt anticlockwise to raise.
XWD
H A G J K E* NOTE:
Type
mm mm mm mm mm mm 1. It maybe necessary to lift or block up equipment to place
mount in position.
XLD 137 80 M16 M10 20 13
XWD SERIES
33-37 187 99 M20 M12 17 20
38-39 195 99 M20 M12 17 20
* Dimension E is depth of isolated bolt hole.
EXAMPLE OF OPEN SPRING ISOLATION
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET XD SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET XD
Open Spring Mounts Type XD / XDR

50mm Static Deflection, Cup Located
APPLICATION DESIGN INSTALLATION

For high efficiency isolation of equipment vibration requiring a All type XD spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to 1. Remove cap screw and washer
low cost, easily installed, medium deflection spring mount in vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; ratio (also lower restraining nuts and washers on the XDR).
M12 Cap screw
which the spring maybe quickly interchanged. Typically used on 100 square M20 Adjusting of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated 2. XDR only: Drill a clearance hole in the support structure for
fans, pumps, packaged air conditioners, floor piping supports, (108 over cup) bolt maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. the restraining rod.
compressors, etc. The vertically restrained XDR mount is 3. Locate mount under hole in equipment leg or base
especially useful on cooling towers. The spring is located in a detachable cup at the top and bottom (see note below).
which allows for easy interchange if required. A single bolt hole 4. Replace cap screw and washer but do not tighten.
FEATURES in the base cup allows for quick alignment and fastening when 5. Raise equipment to desired elevation and level by turning
necessary; and allows conversion to a vertically restrained adjusting bolt anticlockwise to raise.
• Heavy duty stable steel spring
mount (XDR) where structure permits. 6. Tighten cap screw to lock assembly.
Free
compensating for full static deflection 20 Isolated Height NOTE:
bolt hole ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
• Separate top and bottom location cups 208 1. It maybe necessary to lift or block up equipment to place
• Rubber isolated bolt hole in base Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical mount in position.
• Moulded, noise absorbing rubber base with non-skid surface vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge 2. The equipment is supported on the head of the bolt.
OPTIONS 125 Square properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible TYPE XDR – VERTICALLY RESTRAINED MOUNT
level frequencies.
• Combined leveling bolt and adjustable vertical restraining rod Install as described previously. When the mount is under load
in place of normal leveling bolt (type XDR) 18 To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are and equipment is level and height is correct, the lower restraining
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type XD mounts, the nut and washer is replaced and adjusted until an operating
XD DIMENSIONS
standard base has a theoretical effectiveness of 95% to 98% in clearance of about 1mm is obtained between the rubber washer
isolating such transmissions. and support structure.
If greater high-frequency isolation is required, a second layer BOLTING DOWN

of pad is attached to the base, separated from the first by a
If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
1.5mm metal shim plate.
fastened to the floor before equipment is placed on its mounts.
XD / XDR PRODUCT GUIDE Bolts must only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
MOUNT SELECTION
An isolation sleeve should be used to prevent the transmission
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor of acoustical frequencies by metal to metal contact between the
Max Static Spring Spring Colours
Type Load Deflection Constant
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
kg mm kg/mm Outer Inner avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are
Equipment
XD-50 65 50 1.3 Blue -
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
assessment of point loads made.
XD-51 125 50 2.5 Black - All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
XD-510 195 50 3.9 Black Blue the use of this product in specific applications.
XD-52 225 50 4.5 Red - distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
CONDITIONS OF SALE
XD-520 295 50 5.9 Red Blue cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of
Support Restraining
structure washers matching static deflections as closely as possible. These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
XD-521 350 50 7.0 Red Black and nut
XD-53 450 50 9.0 Green -
on request.
XD-530 520 50 10.4 Green Blue
XD-531 575 50 11.5 Green Black Clearance Hole Min 25mm
XD-55 650 50 13.0 Grey - Max 75mm SPECIFICATION
XD-551 775 50 15.5 Grey Black Spring mounts shall be free standing and laterally stable
XDR FOR VERTICAL RESTRAINT
XD-552 900 50 18.0 Grey Red without any housing, with up to 50mm rated static deflection,
XD-553 1,000 50 20.0 Grey Green incorporating upper and lower spring locating cups at least one
of which must be capable of isolating acoustical frequencies
XD-593 1,115 45 24.8 Orange Green
even when bolted down. Mounts shall have an inbuilt leveling
facility capable of compensating for the rated spring design
deflection and of being locked into position. Springs shall have a
minimum additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid and a
diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type XD
as supplied by Embelton.
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AD SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AD
Open Spring Mount Type AD

50mm Static Deflection
APPLICATION DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

For high efficiency isolation where a rugged, medium deflection, All type AD spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
open spring mount is required. Typically used on fans, pumps, M12 Cap
cooling towers, compressors, etc. Screw of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated Bolts must only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
100 Square maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. An isolation sleeve should be used to prevent the transmission
M20 Adjusting
FEATURES Bolt of acoustical frequencies by metal to metal contact between the
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
• Heavy duty stable steel spring
• Built-in leveling bolt with locking cap screw, capable of Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical
RECOMMENDED FASTENINGS
compensating for full static deflection vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge
• Non-skid ribbed pad bonded to base frequency depending on its physical geometry and material M10 fastenings are recommended for securing the AD Mount.
• Springs are steel cup located for easy interchange properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level Refer to Datasheet IS for type IS Isolating Sleeve kits for full
frequencies. rubber isolation of the bolt fastening.
19 Bolt
OPTIONS Free
Holes To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are
Height TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
• Extra layers of ribbed pad on base with steel shim spacers for 208 fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type AD mounts, the
higher acoustical isolation 100 standard base has a theoretical effectiveness of 95% to 98% in All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
isolating such transmissions. the use of this product in specific applications.
If greater high frequency isolation is required, a second layer of CONDITIONS OF SALE

140 These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
180 metal shim plate.
on request.
MOUNT SELECTION
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor
AD DIMENSIONS
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
SPECIFICATION
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are
AD PRODUCT GUIDE required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate Spring mounts shall be free standing and laterally stable without
assessment of point loads made. any housing, capable of up to 50mm rated static deflection,
Max Static Spring Spring Colours incorporating a 6mm minimum ribbed non-skid acoustical
Type Load Deflection Constant For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to pad on the base. Mounts shall have an inbuilt leveling facility
kg mm kg/mm Outer Inner
distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this capable of compensating for the rated spring design deflection
AD-50 65 50 1.3 Blue - cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of and of being locked into position. Springs shall have a minimum
AD-51 125 50 2.5 Black - matching static deflections as closely as possible. additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter
AD-510 195 50 3.9 Black Blue
not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type AD as
INSTALLATION supplied by Embelton.
AD-52 225 50 4.5 Red -
AD-520 295 50 5.9 Red Blue 1. Remove cap screw and washer.
AD-521 350 50 7.0 Red Black
(see note below).
AD-53 450 50 9.0 Green -
AD-530 520 50 10.4 Green Blue 4. Raise equipment to desired elevation and level by turning
AD-531 575 50 11.5 Green Black adjusting bolt anticlockwise to raise.
AD-55 650 50 13.0 Grey - 5. Tighten cap screw to lock assembly.
AD-551 775 50 15.5 Grey Black NOTE:
AD-552 900 50 18.0 Grey Red 1. It maybe necessary to lift or block up equipment to place
AD-553 1,000 50 20.0 Grey Green mount in position.
AD-593 1,115 45 24.8 Orange Green
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AD2 SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AD2
Open Spring Mounts Type AD-2, 4, 6 & 9

50mm Static Deflection, Multiple Springs
APPLICATION AD-2, 4, 6, 9 PRODUCT GUIDE
A range of heavy duty spring mounts for loads up to 10,035kg.

Mounts provide a high degree of isolation and flexibility in system J Cap Screw G Adjusting Bolt Max Load Static Deflection Spring Constant Spring Colours
Type
design. Typically used on cooling towers, large generator sets, kg mm kg/mm
F Outer Inner
building structures and heavy machinery.
AD-2-521 700 50 14 Red -
20
FEATURES 2-places AD-2-53 900 50 18 Green -
AD-2-531 1,150 50 23 Green Black
• Heavy duty stable steel springs W
• Built-in leveling bolt with locking cap screw, capable of AD-2-532 1,400 50 28 Green Red
compensating for full static deflection Free AD-2-551 1,550 50 31 Grey Black
Height
• Steel cup located springs allowing complete H AD-2-552 1,800 50 36 Grey Red
D
interchangeability L
AD-2-553 2,000 50 40 Grey Green
• Noise absorbing, non-skid ribbed pad bonded to base
AD-2-593 2,230 45 50 Orange Green
OPTIONS 16 AD-4-521 1,400 50 28 Red Black

AD-4-53 1,800 50 36 Green -
• Additional layers of pad under the base AD2, 4
AD-4-531 2,300 50 46 Green Black
AD-4-532 2,800 50 56 Green Red
AD-4-551 3,100 50 62 Grey Black
AD-4-552 3,600 50 72 Grey Red
J Cap Screw AD-4-553 4,000 50 80 Grey Green

G Adjusting
Bolts AD-4-593 4,460 45 99 Orange Green
W F AD-6-521 2,100 50 42 Red Black
P AD-6-53 2,700 50 54 Green -
20 AD-6-531 3,450 50 69 Green Black
4-places
AD-6-532 4,200 50 84 Green Red
AD-6-551 4,650 50 93 Grey Black
AD-6-552 5,400 50 108 Grey Red
Free
Height AD-6-553 6,000 50 120 Grey Green
H
D AD-6-593 6,690 45 149 Orange Green
L
AD-9-521 3,150 50 63 Red Black
E AD-9-53 4,050 50 81 Green -
W
AD-9-531 5,175 50 104 Green Black
18
AD-9-532 6,300 50 126 Green Red
AD-9-551 6,975 50 140 Grey Black
AD6, 9 AD-9-552 8,100 50 162 Grey Red

AD-9-553 9,000 50 180 Grey Green
AD-2, 4, 6, 9 Dimensions AD-9-593 10,035 45 223 Orange Green
H L W F D E P G J
Type
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm Dia. Dia.
AD-2 220 330 108 250 290 - - M24 M12

AD-4 230 300 216 216 260 - - M30 M16
AD-6 235 430 216 310 380 150 108 M30 M16
AD-9 245 510 324 400 460 216 154 M36 M16
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET AD2
DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

All type AD spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
The springs are located in steel cups welded to the top and bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
bottom plates. This design allows quick changeover of springs if
actual loads on mounts are at variance with estimates. RECOMMENDED FASTENINGS
• All mounts: M12
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
Refer to Datasheet IS for type IS Isolating Sleeve kits for full
rubber isolation of the bolt fastening.
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible
level frequencies. All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type AD mounts, the
CONDITIONS OF SALE
standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of 95% to 97% in
isolating such transmissions. These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
If even better high frequency isolation is required, a second on request.
layer of pad is attached to the base, separated from the first by
a 1.5mm metal shim plate. SPECIFICATION
Spring mounts shall be free standing and laterally stable
MOUNT SELECTION
without any housing, capable of up to 50mm static deflection
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor and incorporating a 6mm minimum ribbed non-skid acoustical
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to base pad. Mounts shall have an inbuilt leveling facility capable of
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are compensating for the rated spring design deflection and of being
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate locked into position. Springs shall have a minimum additional
assessment of point loads made. travel of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less
than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type AD2, 4, 6 or 9 as
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to supplied by Embelton.
INSTALLATION
(see note below).
NOTE:
mount in position.
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET XT SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET XT
Open Spring Mounts Type XT / XQ

75mm to 100mm Static Deflection

J
Used where a high degree of vibration isolation is required for Cap Screw All type XT, XQ spring mounts are designed with a horizontal to If bolting is required, the lower cup must be located and fastened
G
machines with rotation speeds down to the order of 300 RPM. W Adjusting vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; ratio to the floor before equipment is placed on its mount. Bolts must
Bolt
Typically used on centrifugal fans, air compressors, etc. Square of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid.
This type of mount is provided with a rubber isolated bolt hole
FEATURES
19 which minimises transmission of acoustical frequencies to the
Isolated ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
• Heavy duty stable steel spring floor.
Bolt Hole
• Built-in leveling bolt with locking cap screw Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical
W Free
• Non-skid ribbed pad bonded to base – no need for bolting in Square Height vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
H
most cases frequency depending on its physical geometry and material
• Acoustically isolated holes in the base when bolting down properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level
12 the use of this product in specific applications.
is required frequencies.
• Springs are steel block located for easy interchange
To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are CONDITIONS OF SALE
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type XT and XQ mounts,
OPTIONS These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
the standard base has a theoretical effectiveness of over 80% in
XT-1, XQ-1 General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
• Extra layer of ribbed pad on base with steel shim spacer for isolating such transmissions.
on request.
higher acoustical isolation
SPECIFICATION
XT / XQ PRODUCT GUIDE metal shim plate
Max Load
Static Spring
Spring MOUNT SELECTION any housing, capable of up to 75mm or 100mm rated static
Type Deflection Constant
kg
mm kg/mm
Colour J deflection, incorporating a 6mm minimum ribbed non-skid
Cap Screw G When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor
Adjusting
acoustical pad on the base. Mounts shall have an inbuilt leveling
XT-1-562 150 75 2.0 Black of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
Bolt facility capable of being locked into position. Springs shall have a
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are
XT-1-563 210 75 2.8 Red minimum additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid and a
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
XT-1-564 300 75 4.0 Green diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type XT
XT-1-565 420 75 5.6 Grey
19 Isolated or XQ as supplied by Embelton.
bolt holes
XT-1-566 600 75 8.0 Orange For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to
XT-1-566A 700 75 9.3 Orange/Black W distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
XT-2-562 300 75 4.0 Black
Free matching static deflections as closely as possible.
XT-2-563 420 75 5.6 Red Height
H
XT-2-564 600 75 8.0 Green INSTALLATION
D
L
XT-2-565 840 75 11.2 Grey
XT-2-566 1,200 75 16.0 Orange
XT-2-566A 1,400 75 18.6 Orange/Black 12 (see note below).
XQ-1-761 110 100 1.1 Blue 3. Replace cap screw and washer but do not tighten.
XQ-1-762 150 100 1.5 Black XT2, XQ-2 4. Raise equipment to desired elevation and level by turning
XQ-1-763 210 100 2.1 Red
XQ-1-764 300 100 3.0 Green
XT / XQ Dimensions NOTE:
XQ-1-765 420 100 4.2 Grey
XQ-1-766 600 100 6.0 Orange
mount in position.
XQ-2-761 220 100 2.2 Blue H L W D X* G J
Type 2. The equipment is supported on the head of the bolt.
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
XQ-2-762 300 100 3.0 Black
XQ-2-763 420 100 4.2 Red XT-1 240 - 130 - 50 M20 M12
XQ-2-764 600 100 6.0 Green XT-2 245 300 130 170 50 M20 M12
XQ-2-765 840 100 8.4 Grey XQ-1 285 - 180 - 50 M20 M12
XQ-2-766 1,200 100 12.0 Orange XQ-2 295 390 180 210 70 M24 M12
* X is the maximum length of adjustment (upwards) from the fully

inserted position of the leveling bolt.
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SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET C SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET C
Housed Spring Mounts Type B and C BE-CE PRODUCT GUIDE
Up to 33mm Static Deflection, Laterally Restrained Max Static Spring Spring Colours Height mm
L W D A G K
mm mm mm mm mm mm
kg mm kg/mm Outer Inner Free Min Max
APPLICATION BE-9 10 33 0.30 Yellow -
For isolation of equipment vibration where some limitation BE-10 15 33 0.45 Brown -
of horizontal movement is required. These mounts provide a BE-11 30 33 0.9 Blue -
G Adjusting
particularly economical system of equipment support where unit Bolt BE-12 50 28 1.8 Black -
loadings are high. 98 88 98 143 56 126 105 M10 11
BE-13 75 25 3.0 Red -
A
BE-14 125 25 5.0 Green -
Typically used on reciprocating engine sets, refrigeration
compressors, hydrant pumps and chillers. BE-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -
BE-17 200 15 13.3 Orange -
FEATURES H CE-1-21 55 34 1.6 Black -
• Heavy duty stable steel springs with high inbuilt safety factor CE-1-22 75 34 2.2 Blue -
• Internal leveling bolt capable of compensating for full static CE-1-23 100 33 3.0 Yellow - 139 132 142 190 72 165 122 M12 16
deflection CE-1-24 150 30 5.0 Green -
• Telescoping cast housing
CE-1-25 200 30 6.7 Red -
• Soft rubber stabilising snubbers for control of lateral motion
D K CE-1-26 275 29 9.5 White - 144 132 142
• Noise absorbing, non-skid ribbed acoustical pad bonded base L W
CE-1-27 350 25 14.0 Orange - 144 132 142
OPTIONS K CE-1-28 400 24 16.7 Grey - 144 132 142 190 72 165 122 M12 16
• Types BT and CT – these come with a non-skid rubber surface CE4 CE-1-31 500 20 25.0 Grey Yellow 146 132 142
bonded to the top of the mount for use when bolting the CE-1-32 625 15 41.7 Grey White 150 138 142
equipment to the mount is not required CE-2-25 400 30 13.4 Red - 147 138 150
• Types BP and CP – these come with a locating pin on the top of CE-2-26 550 29 19.0 White - 152 138 150
the mount instead of the bolt holes Acoustic G Fixed Pin
Ribbed Pad 16 CE-2-27 700 25 28.0 Orange - 152 138 150
6 262 72 235 197 M16 16
CE-2-28 800 24 33.4 Grey - 152 138 150
CE-2-31 1,000 20 50.0 Grey Yellow 154 138 150
CE-2-32 1,250 15 83.4 Grey White 158 146 150
CE-4-25 800 30 26.8 Red - 154 151 160
CE-4-26 1,100 29 38.0 White - 159 151 160
CE-4-27 1,400 25 56.0 Orange - 159 151 160
262 128 235 190 M16 16
CE-4-28 1,600 24 66.8 Grey - 159 151 160
CE-4-31 2,000 20 100.0 Grey Yellow 161 151 160
TYPE CT TYPE CP
CE-4-32 2,500 15 167.0 Grey White 165 157 160
CE-7-25 1,400 30 46.9 Red - 152 147 157
CE-7-26 1,925 29 66.5 White - 157 147 157
CE-7-27 2,450 25 98.0 Orange - 157 147 157
248 168 222 185 M20 16
CE-7-28 2,800 24 117.0 Grey - 157 147 157
CE-7-31 3,500 20 175.0 Grey Yellow 159 147 157
CE-7-32 4,375 15 292.0 Grey White 163 153 157
Add to heights in table above
BT BP CT-1 CP-1 CT-2 CT-4 CP-2 CP-4 CT-7 CP-7

Height
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
Free 13 6 16 9 22 15 25 18
Min 10 3 13 6 17 10 21 14
Max 10 3 13 6 17 10 21 14
36 37
SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET C
DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

Type B and C spring mounts have inbuilt motion-limiting rubber If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
snubbers which are effective in reducing lateral movement of fastened to the floor before equipment is placed on its mounts.
the mounted equipment, particularly during start up and run Bolts must only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
down. These snubbers are designed for minimum damping to An isolation sleeve should be used to prevent the transmission
allow springs to function effectively and prevent metal to metal of acoustical frequencies by metal to metal contact between the
contact between upper and lower housings. bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION FINISH

Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical Housings are supplied as standard with a two coat industrial
vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge quality enamel finish, suitable for most weathering conditions.
frequency depending on its physical geometry and material All other metal components, including springs, are zinc-plated.
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level Hot dipped galvanised housings can be supplied to order.
frequencies.
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type BE and CE mounts, All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
the standard pad has a theoretical effectiveness of over 98% in the use of this product in specific applications.
isolating such transmissions (99% for BT and CT).
CONDITIONS OF SALE
metal shim plate
on request.
MOUNT SELECTION
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor
SPECIFICATION
avoid overloading of mounts. If maximum rated deflections are Mounts shall have a cast telescoping housing containing one
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate or more steel springs; an inbuilt leveling facility capable of
assessment of point loads made. compensating for the rated spring design deflection; resilient
acoustically-isolating inserts to act as guides for the upper and
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to lower housings and a non-skid ribbed acoustical pad minimum
distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this 6mm thick bonded to the base. They shall be type B or C as
cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of supplied by Embelton.
INSTALLATION
Type BE and CE – External Adjustment
1. Remove adjusting bolt with lock nut from mount. Centre

mount under hole on equipment leg or base (see note).
2. Replace adjusting bolt with lock nut but do not tighten lock nut.
3. Transfer load to spring and level equipment by turning
external adjusting nut clockwise to raise.
4. Clearance between upper and lower housings should be
10mm minimum.
5. Tighten lock nut.
Type BT, BP, CT and CP – Internal Adjustment
1. Centre mount under equipment leg or base (see note).

2. Transfer load to spring and level equipment by turning internal
adjusting nut clockwise to raise. Clearance between upper
and lower housings should be 6mm minimum.
NOTE: It maybe necessary to lift or block up equipment to place THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK
mounts in position.
38 39
SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET D SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET D
Housed Spring Mount Type D

Up to 50mm Static Deflection, Laterally Restrained

M16
Typically used on reciprocating engine sets, refrigeration External Type D spring mounts have inbuilt motion-limiting rubber If bolting is required, the lower plate must be located and
Adjusting
compressors, hydrant pumps and chillers. Bolt snubbers which are effective in reducing lateral movement of fastened to the floor before equipment is placed on its mounts.
166 the mounted equipment, particularly during start up and run Bolts must only be tightened a half turn more than hand tight.
FEATURES down. These snubbers are designed for minimum damping to An isolation sleeve should be used to prevent the transmission
allow springs to function effectively and prevent metal to metal of acoustical frequencies by metal to metal contact between the
• Robust steel springs with high inbuilt safety factor
contact between upper and lower housings. bolt and the mount, see Datasheet IS for details.
• Built-in external leveling bolts with locknut (DE only)
• Telescoping cast housing
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION FINISH
• Soft rubber stabilising snubbers for control of lateral motion
• Noise absorbing, non-skid ribbed pad bonded to base Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical Housings are supplied as standard with a two coat industrial
Free Height
19 DE - 206mm vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge quality enamel finish, suitable for most weather conditions. All
OPTIONS DP - 226mm frequency depending on its physical geometry and material other metal components, including springs, are zinc-plated. Hot
DT - 220mm
properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level dipped galvanised housings can be supplied to order.
• TYPE DT – Extra non-skid acoustical pad on top housing frequencies.
and internal leveling, used when bolting to the equipment is TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
not required. Comes with internal leveling bolt for use when
210 116 fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type DE mounts, the All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
external leveling is limited 248
standard pad has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in the use of this product in specific applications.
• TYPE DP – Positioning pin on top housing for locating on
isolating such transmissions (96% - 98% for DT only).
equipment without bolting. Comes with internal leveling bolt 16
CONDITIONS OF SALE
for use when external leveling is limited
DE DIMENSIONS General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
metal shim plate.
on request.
MOUNT SELECTION
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that the calculated
SPECIFICATION
mass of equipment is increased 10-20% to avoid overloading
of any mount. If maximum rated deflections are required, then Mounts shall have a cast telescoping housing containing a
Acoustic pad equipment should be weighed and an accurate assessment of steel spring capable of up to 50mm static deflection; an inbuilt
point loads made. leveling facility; resilient acoustically-isolating inserts to act as
D PRODUCT GUIDE
guides for the upper and lower housings and a non-skid ribbed
acoustical pad minimum 6mm thick bonded to the base. They
Max Static Spring Spring Colours distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
shall be type D as supplied by Embelton.
Type Load Deflection Constant cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of
kg mm kg/mm Outer Inner matching static deflections as closely as possible.
DE-1-50 65 50 1.3 Blue -
INSTALLATION
DE-1-51 125 50 2.5 Black -
Type DE – External Adjustment
DE-1-510 195 50 3.9 Black Blue
DE-1-52 225 50 4.5 Red - 1. Remove adjusting bolt with lock nut from mount.
TYPE DT 2. Centre mount under equipment leg or base.
DE-1-520 295 50 5.9 Red Blue
3. Replace adjusting bolt with lock nut but do not tighten lock nut.
DE-1-521 350 50 7.0 Red Black
4. Transfer load to spring and level equipment by turning
DE-1-53 450 50 9.0 Green - 16 Fixed Pin external adjusting bolt clockwise to raise. Clearance between
DE-1-530 520 50 10.4 Green Blue upper and lower housings should be 12mm minimum.
DE-1-531 575 50 11.5 Green Black
16 5. Tighten lock nut.
DE-1-532 700 50 14.0 Green Red Type DT and DP – Internal Adjustment
DE-1-55 650 50 13.0 Grey -
1. Centre mount under equipment leg or base (see note).
DE-1-551 775 50 15.5 Grey Black 2. Transfer load to spring and level equipment by turning internal
DE-1-552 900 50 18.0 Grey Red adjusting nut clockwise to raise. Clearance between upper
DE-1-553 1,000 50 20.0 Grey Green and lower housings should be 12mm minimum.
DE-1-593 1,115 45 24.8 Orange Green NOTE: It maybe necessary to lift or block up equipment to place
mounts in position.
TYPE DP
40 41
SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET IS SPRING MOUNTS DATASHEET IS
Acoustical Isolating Sleeve Type IS

Base Plate Fastenings 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4
RUBBER GROMMETS
APPLICATION
SPECIFICATION
To ensure that bolts used to hold isolators down to foundations H
are acoustically isolated from the base plate. Supplied in kit form Acoustical isolating sleeves for base plate fastenings shall
comprising a sleeve and flat steel washer for the correct size incorporate flexible rubber components to prevent bolt contact
30 8 27 8.10 17.50 8.50
fastening and hole in the mount base plate. between the fastening and the plate and a steel loading washer.
They shall be type IS as supplied by Embelton.
INSTALLATION
25.50 21.40 12.50
Isolating sleeves should only be tightened a half turn more than G
16 13 9.50
hand tight.
TV710-54 EG44 TV710-73 EG37 TV710-45 EG26
A
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on 19 10 25.50 8 25.50 14
F
CONDITIONS OF SALE 14.50 19 15
0
8.2 8 12
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected TV710-68 EG22 CHAMFERED TV710-68 EG22 TV710-69 EG35A CHAMFERED
on request.
25.50 14 25.80 9.70 16.50 9
E
d
15.50 18 11.80
IS PRODUCT GUIDE
20
50
5.
12
9.
d D A L L
Type TV710-69 EG35A TV710-71 EG31 TV710-72 EG15 CHAMFERED
mm mm mm mm
IS6-11 11 D 20 9.70 27 8.10 28.50 9.50
IS6-18 18
6 14 21
IS6-22 22 D
16 21.40 22
IS6-26 26
IS8-11 11
1 0
6.
16
13
IS8-18 18 TV710-72 EG15 TV710-73 EG37 TV710-75 EG43
8 16 25 C
IS8-22 22 SLEEVE EXPLODED VIEW 35 15
IS8-26 26
IS10-11 11
IS10-18 18 25.50
10 18 25
IS10-22 22
B
IS10-26 26
TV710-76 EG47
20
IS13-11 11
IS13-18 18 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS
FINISH:
13 20 27 SURFACE FINISH:
TOLERANCES:
IS13-22 22 LINEAR:
ANGULAR:
IS13-26 26 DRAWN
NAME SIGNATURE DATE
CHK'D
IS16-11 11 A APPV'D
MFG
IS16-18 18 Q.A M
16 24 30
IS16-22 22
W
IS16-26 26 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4
IS20-11 11
IS2018 18
20 32 50
IS20-22 22
IS20-26 26 SLEEVE ANCHORED
42 43
SEISMIC MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE SEISMIC MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE
SEISMIC MOUNTS
Integrated seismic mounts for mechanical equipment are SELECTING THE CORRECT SEISMIC MOUNT
designed to combine spring mount vibration isolation with
Refer to the Isolator Selection Guide on page 6-7 to obtain the
multi-directional flexible restraint to limit equipment
necessary static deflection, then select the seismic mount
movement under seismic disturbance.
required according to equipment load. The dynamic factor needs
In normal operating situations, the mounts provide vibration to be taken into account for all RCMS seismic mounts.
isolation generally equivalent to open spring mounts but, when
All Embelton seismic mounts conform to AS 1170.4 , for
subjected to physical displacements such as those generated
NZS 4219 the restraint capacity needs to be confirmed for the
by seismic forces, equipment motion relative to the supporting
specific application.
structure is restricted. At the maximum restraint capacity of
each mount type movement is limited to less than 12mm along
any major axis.
When correctly selected, integrated seismic mounts will allow

conformance to the design requirements of AS 1170, NZS 4219
and other International Seismic Codes.
When undertaking final design, reference should be made to

the relevant earthquake standards for the country concerned,
and to the full Embelton Datasheets for application information,
dimensions and installation details.
For correct application, it is essential that static seismic force

calculations are verified to ensure that the mount design
restraint capacities are not exceeded. Hold down bolts must be
adequate for the restraint application.
Embelton offers a wide range of seismic spring mounts for a

full range of applications, as well as a rubber seismic mount
and independent seismic restraints. Also available are cable
restraints, which are used in conjunction with spring or rubber
hangers for the seismic restraint of suspended piping and
equipment.
Please refer to the selection guide over the page for correct
selection of seismic isolation system and the relevant Datasheet
reference.
CDM SEISMIC MOUNTS AT CROWN CASINO
44 45
SEISMIC MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE SEISMIC MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE
SEISMIC MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE SEISMIC MOUNTS
NOM STATIC MAX LOAD RESTRAINT kN

SEISMIC MOUNT
NAME DEFLECTION RANGE # SPRINGS DATASHEET
DESCRIPTION
mm kg LATERAL VERTICAL
CSM CLM CWM CWDM
25mm deflection, light duty
CSM 25 10-200 1 1 2 Load Range: 10-200kg Load Range: 10-650kg Load Range: 300-1,275kg Load Range: 50-350kg
seismic spring mount
Static Deflection: 25mm Static Deflection: 25mm Static Deflection: 25mm Static Deflection: 50mm
CLM 25 10-650 1 3.5 7 C
25mm deflection, light to

medium duty seismic spring CWM 25 300-1,275 1 6 12
mount

CWDM 50 50-350 1 3 6
CD
50mm deflection, light to
medium duty seismic spring CDM 50 65-1,115 1 5.5 11
mount
25mm deflection, medium to

XLM-2 25 20-1,900 2 20 34 XLM-2 CDM XLM-2 GSH-2-25 GSH-2-50
heavy duty seismic spring
Load Range: 65-1,115kg Load Range:20-1,900kg Load Range:400-2,550kg Load Range: 130-2,230kg
25mm deflection, heavy duty Static Deflection: 50mm Static Deflection: 25mm Static Deflection: 25mm Static Deflection: 50mm
XWM-2/4 25 400-5,100 2/4 35 55 XWM
25mm deflection, heavy duty

GSH-2-25 25 400-2,550 2 13 13

GSH-2-50 50 130-2,230 2 13 13 GSH-2
75mm deflection, medium duty

GSH-2-75 75 300-1,400 2 13 13

GSH-4-25 25 1,800-5,100 2 25 25
GSH-4
GSH-2-75 GSH-4-25 GSH-4-50 CDBMH
GSH-4-50 50 1,400-4,460 4 25 25 Load Range: 300-1,400kg Load Range:1,800-5,100kg Load Range: 1,400-4,460kg Load Range: 1,265-2,200kg
CDBMH 50 1,265-2,200 1 11 22 CDBMH

CTM 75 150-600 1 3 6 CTM

XTM-4 75 600-2400 4 48 30 XTM-4
Seismic Restraint LMB/WMB - - - 20/35 34/55 WMB/LMB
CTM XTM-4 XWM-2 XWM-4

Load Range: 150-600kg Load Range: 600-2,400kg Load Range: 400-5,100kg Load Range: 400-5,100kg
46 47
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET C SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET C
Seismic Spring Mount Type CSM/CLM/CWM CSM/CLM/CWM PRODUCT GUIDE

Type
APPLICATION CSM-9 10 33 0.30 Yellow -
M12
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a CSM-10 15 33 0.45 Brown -
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but CSM-11 30 33 0.9 Blue -
88
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion CSM-12 50 28 1.8 Black -
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the
CSM-13 75 25 3.0 Red -
foundation through earthquake activity.
97
112 CSM-14 125 25 5.0 Green -
Acoustical CSM-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -
DESCRIPTION Rubber Cup 10
2-places CSM-17 200 15 13.3 Orange -
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained spring mount
CLM-89 10 40 0.3 White -
with cup located spring and internal adjustment. CSM/CLM/
126 75 CLM-90 20 38 0.5 Violet -
CWM mounts are rated to the static force restraint requirements
150 CLM-91 35 35 1.0 Violet Black
of:
CLM-92 50 33 1.5 Yellow -
• AS 1170.4 for application up to maximum equipment loads in 5
CLM-93 100 33 3.0 Brown -
all Australian seismic zones
CSM DIMENSIONS CLM-94 150 30 5.0 Blue -
• NZS 4219 for application with reduced equipment load range
in New Zealand CLM-95 200 30 6.7 Black -
CLM-96 250 28 8.9 Red -
FEATURES CLM-97 300 28 10.7 Green -
M16
170
• Heavy duty stable steel spring CLM-98 400 25 16.0 Grey -
• Acoustically isolating location cup CLM-99 550 23 23.9 Orange -
• Single fully adjustable central vertical restraint and CLM-100 650 20 32.5 Orange Black
158
leveling bolt Outer Inner
• Alternative equipment mounting positions
CWM-423 300 33 9.1 Black Yellow
• Restraint assembly can be retro-fitted (see installation) 17 Mounting
Holes CWM-425 380 30 12.7 Black Red
• Replaceable shock-absorbing rubber snubbers
CWM-1000 450 25 18.0 Green -
RESTRAINT CAPACITY CWM-1021 480 25 19.2 Green Black
240
280 100 CWM-1023 510 25 20.4 Green Yellow
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The
following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction CWM-1024 550 25 22.0 Green Green
and vertically up or down: 8 CWM-1025 580 25 23.2 Green Red
CLM DIMENSIONS CWM-1026 690 25 27.6 Green White
Type Vertical Lateral CWM-1600 775 25 31.0 Grey -

CWM-1622 820 25 32.8 Grey Blue
CSM 2.0kN 1.0kN CWM-1624 875 25 35.0 Grey Green
CLM 7.0kN 3.5kN M20 CWM-1626 1,000 25 40.0 Grey White
CWM 12.0kN 6.0kN CWM-1627 1,100 25 44.0 Grey Orange
CWM-1628 1,150 24 47.9 Grey Grey
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal CWM-1731 1,275 20 63.8 Orange Grey/Yellow
operating position is approximately 10mm. 204
17
Isolated Hole
17
4-places
240
280
95
130
CWM DIMENSIONS
48 49
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET C SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET C
65 min
Mounting
Position 2
X Isolated Equipment 4. PLACING EQUIPMENT

CONSTRUCTION Shown Transparent
176 • Locate (or fasten down) the spring base plate.
Y
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil-resistant +/- 2mm • Assemble the rest of the mount with restraint nut removed.
high-frequency spring base isolation cup. All other components Mounting • Place equipment on mounts. If mounting in position 2,
including spring are zinc plated. CLM-89 to 97 Position 1 equipment load maybe temporarily taken on the top of the
120 2
CLM-98 to 100 housing via the rubber insert.
DESIGN 125 2 • Under no load, the housing bottom is above the foundation
Mount Shown
Transparent level. As the equipment load is applied, the housing drops to
CSM/CLM/CWM mounts are designed with spring horizontal to
the foundation.
vertical stiffness ratios between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated loads; ratio
of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated
CLM MOUNTING ASSEMBLY 5. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
maximum static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid.
• Fit the restraint nut but leave loose.
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION • Load the spring by winding the adjusting nut anticlockwise
until the equipment is floating on the springs. Hold the
Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective compression plate stationary while winding.
Equipment
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending Position 2 • Check for level and adjust if necessary.
on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level • Lift further until gap X=5mm ± 2mm on all mounts.
frequencies. X • Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.
Y
To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are Equipment
Position 1
fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type CSM/CLM/CWM
Nom All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
mounts, the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 223
95% in isolating such transmissions. the use of this product in specific applications.
Nom
164
MOUNT SELECTION CONDITIONS OF SALE
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
126 Max on request.
avoid overloading of any mount. If maximum rated deflections
are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
SPECIFICATION
CWM INSTALLATION
Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
INSTALLATION
excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of 1. LEVELING in any direction. A single central vertical restraint bolt shall be
matching static deflections as closely as possible. • Check mount positions on foundation are all level to within used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
2mm. If not then shim low mounts (shim can be inserted shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
RESTRAINT SYSTEM between top steel washer and equipment). isolating base cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel
These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than 0.8
for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have a 2. HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT of loaded height; they shall be type CSM/CLM/CWM as supplied
normal design clearance of 5mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions • The geometric centre of the housing hold down bolts must be by Embelton.
and are adjustable ± 3mm in conjunction with level adjustments. aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e.
Lateral restraints have a fixed clearance of nominal 5mm. the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts.
3. BOLTING DOWN
Isolated Isolated • Foundation: Place housings in position (see ‘Leveling’ section)
50 min equipment equipment
shown shown and drill through housing base holes for fastening.
M12 transparent transparent
50 min
• The CSM mount is designed to take M10 fastenings.
X • The CLM/CWM mount is designed to take M16 fastenings.
• Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value
Y
Mount shown
123
110 recommended by the manufacturer.
transparent
76
CSM-9 to
Mount
shown • The spring base plate should be at least located and
transparent
CSM-14 only preferably bolted down.
CSM MOUNTING POSITION 1CSM MOUNTING POSITION 2 • Equipment: A clearance hole for the central restraint bolt
must be provided for the equipment base. The base must be
designed to withstand maximum restraint forces generated.
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SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CD SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CD
Seismic Spring Mount Type CWDM/CDM


APPLICATION Type
M16 kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a CWDM-33 50 50 1.0 White -
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but
CWDM-34 75 50 1.5 Violet -
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion 190
CWDM-35 110 50 2.2 Yellow -

in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the 20
foundation through earthquake activity. Isolated Bolt CWDM-36 150 50 3.0 Brown -
Hole
CWDM-37 200 50 4.0 Orange -
DESCRIPTION 17
2-places
CWDM-38 250 50 5.0 Orange Black
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained spring mount 240 CWDM-39 350 40 8.8 Orange Green
280
with cup located spring and internal adjustment. CWDM/CDM Outer Inner
100
mounts are rated to the static force restraint requirements of: CDM-50 65 50 1.3 Blue -
8
• AS 1170.4 for application up to maximum equipment loads in CDM-51 125 50 2.5 Black -
all Australian seismic zones CWDM DIMENSIONS CDM-510 195 50 3.9 Black Blue
• NZS 4219 for application with reduced equipment load range CDM-52 225 50 4.5 Red -
in New Zealand CDM-520 295 50 5.9 Red Blue
CDM-521 350 50 7.0 Red Black
FEATURES
CDM-53 450 50 9.0 Green -
• Heavy duty stable steel spring M20
CDM-530 520 50 10.4 Green Blue
• Acoustically isolating location cup CDM-531 575 50 11.5 Green Black
• Single fully adjustable central vertical restraint
CDM-532 700 50 14.0 Green Red
and leveling bolt 220
CDM-55 650 50 13.0 Grey -
• Restraint assembly can be retro-fitted (see Installation) 20 CDM-551 775 50 15.5 Grey Black
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers CDM-552 900 50 18.0 Grey Red
CDM-553 1,000 50 20.0 Grey Green
RESTRAINT CAPACITY
17
CDM-593 1,115 45 24.8 Orange Green
240
280
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The 95
130
following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction
and vertically up or down:
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION RESTRAINT SYSTEM
CDM DIMENSIONS
Type Vertical Lateral Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have a
CWDM 6.0kN 3.0kN on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level normal design clearance of 5mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions
CDM 11.0kN 5.5kN frequencies. and are adjustable ± 3mm in conjunction with level adjustments.
Lateral restraints have a fixed clearance of nominal 5mm.
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are
operating position is approximately 10mm. fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type CWDM/CDM
mounts, the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over
CONSTRUCTION 95%-98% in isolating such transmissions.
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil-resistant

MOUNT SELECTION
high-frequency spring base isolation cup. All other components,
including spring, are zinc plated. When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor
DESIGN avoid overloading of any mount. If maximum rated deflections
are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
CWDM/CDM Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to
vertical stiffness ratios between 0.9 and 1.0 at rated loads; ratio
of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to
maximum static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid. distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
52 53
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CD
INSTALLATION
1. LEVELING Equipment
Position 2
• Check mount positions on foundation are all level to within Equipment
Position 1
2mm. If not then shim low mounts (shim can be inserted
X
between top steel washer and equipment).
Y
2. HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT
• The geometric centre of the housing hold down bolts must be Nom
208
aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e. 190
Nom
the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts. 150
3. BOLTING DOWN
• Foundation: Place housings in position and drill through
housing base holes for fastening. 126 Max
• The CWDM/CDM mounts are designed to take M16 fastenings.
• Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value
recommended by the fastener manufacturer. CWDM INSTALLATION
• Equipment: A clearance hole for the central restraint bolt
must be provided for the equipment base. The base must be
designed to withstand maximum restraint forces generated.
Equipment 126 Max
Position 2
4. PLACING EQUIPMENT
• Locate (or fasten down) the spring base plate. X
• Assemble the rest of the mount with restraint nut removed.
Equipment
• Place equipment on mounts. If mounting in position 2, Position 1 Y
equipment load maybe temporarily taken on the top of the
housing via the rubber insert.
• Under no load, the housing bottom is above the foundation
Nom
level. As the equipment load is applied, the housing drops to 239
Nom
the foundation.
180
5. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING

• Fit the restraint nut but leave loose.
• Load the spring by winding the adjusting nut anticlockwise
until the equipment is floating on the springs. Hold the
compression plate stationary while winding.
CDM INSTALLATION
• Check for level and adjust if necessary.
• Lift further until gap X=5mm ± 2mm on all mounts.
• Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.

SPECIFICATION
CONDITIONS OF SALE
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
on request. excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
in any direction. A single central vertical restraint bolt shall be
used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
isolating base cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel
of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than 0.8
of loaded height; they shall be type CWDM/CDM as supplied by
Embelton.
54 55
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XLM-2 SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XLM-2
Seismic Spring Mount Type XLM-2

25mm Nominal Static Deflection
APPLICATION 13 M20 Restraint

ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION 4. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
Bolt • Fit the restraint nut but leave loose. Loosen rebound washer
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a 100 Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but 150 isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending and lower nut.
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level • Load the springs alternately by winding the adjusting nut
frequencies. anticlockwise a maximum of two turns until the equipment is
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the Operating
16 floating on the springs. Hold the compression plate stationary
foundation through earthquake activity. height
165 3 To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are while winding.
17 Fixing holes fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type XLM-2 mounts, • Check for level and adjust if necessary.
DESCRIPTION 4-places
the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in • Lift further until gap X=3mm ±2 mm on all mounts.
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained twin spring isolating such transmissions. • Adjust rebound washer so that gap Y=3mm ± 1mm.
mount with cup located springs and internal adjustment. XLM-2 150 • Set hole in edge of rebound washer to the front. Insert pin
mounts are rated to the static force restraint requirements of:
330 116
150
MOUNT SELECTION punch in hole to hold it in position.
• AS 1170.4 for Australian seismic zones When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor • If gap Y is outside tolerance, hold rebound washer stationary
16
• NZS 4219 for New Zealand seismic zones of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to and rotate the restraining bolt to adjust.
• Most international seismic codes XLM-2 DIMENSIONS avoid overloading of any mounts. If maximum rated deflections • Lock steel washer and lower restraint nut together tightly.
are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate • Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.
FEATURES assessment of point loads made.
• Heavy duty stable steel spring For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to Central Restraint
Top Restraint Nut
• Acoustically isolating location cup Bolt
Top Housing
• Internal leveling bolts cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of Equipment
• Single adjustable central vertical restraint bolt Adjusting Bolt (2) shown transparent
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers
RESTRAINT SYSTEM X
CONSTRUCTION These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers
Bottom Acoustic
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil-resistant for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have a Housing Y
Cup
high-frequency spring base isolation cup. All other components XLM-2 PRODUCT GUIDE normal design clearance of 3mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions
including spring are zinc plated. and are adjustable ± 3mm in conjunction with level adjustments. Lower
Steel Locking Vertical
Lateral restraints have a fixed clearance of nominal 3mm. Washer Rebound Restraint Restraint Bar
Max Static Spring Spring Colours Washer Nut
RESTRAINT CAPACITY Type Load Defl. Constant INSTALLATION
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The XLM-2 PARTS & INSTALLATION
following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction XLM-2-89 20 40 0.5 White -
• The geometric centre of the housing hold down bolts must be
and vertically up or down: XLM-2-90 40 38 1.06 Violet -
aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e.
XLM-2-91 70 35 2.0 Violet/Black -
Vertical: 34kN the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts.
Lateral: 20kN XLM-2-92 100 33 3.0 Yellow - All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
XLM-2-93 200 33 6.0 Brown - 2. BOLTING DOWN the use of this product in specific applications.
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal • Foundation: Place housings in position and drill through
operating position is approximately 10mm. XLM-2-94 300 30 10.0 Blue -
housing base holes for fastening. CONDITIONS OF SALE
XLM-2-95 400 30 13.4 Black - • The XLM-2 mount is designed to take M16 fastenings.
DESIGN These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
XLM-2-96 500 28 17.8 Red - • Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value
XLM-2 Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical XLM-2-97 600 28 21.4 Green - recommended by the fastener manufacturer.
on request.
• Equipment: A clearance hole for the central restraint bolt
stiffness ratios between 0.7 and 0.9 at rated loads; ratio of spring XLM-2-98 800 25 32.0 Grey -
must be provided for the equipment base. The base must
diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum XLM-2-99 1,100 23 47.8 Orange - SPECIFICATION
be designed to withstand the maximum restraint forces
static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid.
XLM-2-100 1,300 20 65.0 Orange/Black - generated. Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
XLM-2-101 1,550 20 77.4 Orange Green • The equipment base must be at least 100mm wide by 100mm normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
long. excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
XLM-2-102 1,900 20 95.0 Orange/Black Green
3. PLACING EQUIPMENT used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
• Assemble the rest of the mount with restraint nut removed. shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
• Place equipment on mounts. Equipment load maybe isolating base cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel
temporarily taken on the top of the vertical restraint bar via of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than
the upper pad. 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type XLM-2 as supplied by
Embelton.
56 57
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XWM SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XWM
XWM-2/4
Seismic Spring Mount Type XWM-2/4 Type

Max
Load
Static
Deflection
Spring
Constant
Spring Colours

XWM-2-400 400 33 12,2 Black -
M24 Restraint Bolt
17 XWM-2-421 508 33 15.4 Black Black
APPLICATION 150
200 XWM-2-423 600 33 18.2 Black Yellow
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a
20 XWM-2-600 600 30 20.0 Red -
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but
22 XWM-2-621 696 30 23.4 Red Black
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion 4-places
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the XWM-2-623 800 30 26.6 Red Yellow
20
foundation through earthquake activity. XWM-2-1000 900 25 36.0 Green -
Operating
Height XWM-2-1023 1,020 25 40.8 Green Yellow
204 3
DESCRIPTION 200
400 160
XWM-2-1025 1,160 25 47.4 Green Red
200
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained spring mount XWM-2-1026 1,380 25 55.2 Green White
with cup located springs and internal adjustment. XWM-2-1600 1,550 25 62.0 Grey -
XWM-2/4 mounts are rated to the static force restraint
XWM-2-1624 1,750 25 70.0 Grey Green
requirements of: XWM-2
XWM-2-1626 2,000 25 80.0 Grey White
• AS 1170.4 for Australian seismic zones
• NZS 4219 for New Zealand seismic zones XWM-2-1628 2,300 24 95.8 Grey Grey
• Most international seismic codes XWM-2-1731 2,550 20 127.5 Orange Grey/Yellow
XWM-4-1000 1,800 25 72 Green -
FEATURES Weld Plate
M20 XWM-4-1021 1,920 25 77 Green Black
• Heavy duty stable steel springs XWM-4-1023 2,040 25 82 Green Yellow
• Acoustically isolating location cups
XWM-4-1024 2,200 25 88 Green Green
• Internal leveling bolts 222 3
• Single adjustable central vertical restraint bolt Operating XWM-4-1025 2,320 25 93 Green Red
Height
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers XWM-4-1026 2,760 25 110 Green White
XWM-4-1600 3,100 25 124 Grey -
CONSTRUCTION 200 250
200 XWM-4-1622 3,280 25 131 Grey Blue
440
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil-resistant 22 XWM-4-1624 3,500 25 140 Grey Green
high-frequency isolation spring base cup. All other components M24 25
XWM-4-1626 4,000 25 160 Grey White
including spring are zinc plated.
XWM-4 XWM-4-1627 4,400 25 176 Grey Orange
RESTRAINT CAPACITY XWM-4-1628 4,600 24 192 Grey Grey
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The XWM-4-1731 5,100 20 255 Orange Grey/Yellow
Vertical: 55kN
Lateral: 35kN
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal

operating position is approximately 10mm.
DESIGN
XWM-2/4 Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical
stiffness ratios between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated loads; ratio of spring
diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum
static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid.
58 59
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XWM SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XWM
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION 4. PLACING EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

• For XWM-2, fasten down the spring base plate.
Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending the use of this product in specific applications.
• Place equipment on mounts. Equipment load maybe
on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level
temporarily taken on the top of the vertical restraint bar via
frequencies. CONDITIONS OF SALE
the upper pad.
5. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type XWM-2/4 mounts,
• Fit the restraint nut but leave loose. For the XWM-4, loosen on request.
the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in
isolating such transmissions. rebound washer and lower nut.
• Load the springs alternately by winding the adjusting nut SPECIFICATION
MOUNT SELECTION anticlockwise a maximum of two turns until the equipment is
Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
floating on the springs. Hold the compression plate stationary
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
while winding.
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
avoid overloading of any mounts. If maximum rated deflections in any direction. A single central vertical restraint bolt shall be
• Lift further until gap X=3mm ±2 mm on all mounts.
are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
• Adjust rebound washer so that gap Y=3mm ± 1mm.
assessment of point loads made. shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
• Set4hole in edge of rebound
3 washer to2the front. Insert 1pin
isolating base cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to punch in hole to hold it in position.
of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than
distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this • If gap Y is outside tolerance, hold rebound washer stationary
F F 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type XWM-2/4 as supplied by
cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of and rotate the restraining bolt to adjust.
Embelton.
matching static deflections as closely as possible. • Lock steel washer and lower restraint nut together tightly.
• Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.
RESTRAINT SYSTEM
These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers E E
CENTRAL RESTRAINT BOLT
for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have a
normal design clearance of 3mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions EQUIPMENT SHOWN TRANSPARENT
TOP RESTRAINT NUT
and are adjustable ± 3mm in conjunction with level adjustments.
ADJUSTING BOLT (2)
Lateral restraints have a fixed clearance of nominal 3mm. TOP HOUSING
X
INSTALLATION
D D
1. LEVELING
• Check mount positions on foundation are all level to within VERTICAL
3mm. If not then shim low mounts (shim can be inserted RESTRAINT REBOUND WASHER
BAR
between top steel washer and equipment). Y
BOTTOM
LOWER
HOUSING STEEL
RESTRAINT
LOCKING
NUT
2. HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT C WASHER C
aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e. XWM-2 PARTS & INSTALLATION
the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts.
3. BOLTING DOWN
• Foundation: Place housings in position and drill through B B
housing base holes for fastening. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: FINISH: DEBURR AND
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING REVISION
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS BREAK SHARP
• The XWM-2/4 mount is designed to take M20 fastenings. SURFACE FINISH:
TOLERANCES:
EDGES
LINEAR:
• Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value ANGULAR:
NAME SIGNATURE DATE TITLE:
recommended by the manufacturer. DRAWN
CHK'D
• Equipment XWM-2: A clearance hole for the central restraint APPV'D
A MFG A
bolt must be provided for the equipment base. The base must MATERIAL: DWG NO.
XWM-2 Install
Q.A
A4
be designed to withstand the maximum restraint forces WEIGHT: SCALE:1:2 SHEET 1 OF 1
generated. 4 3 2 1
• Equipment XWM-4: Mount is supplied with a weld plate for
welding to the equipment base. This enables the spring to be
removed if necessary.
• For XWM-2, the equipment base must be at least 100mm
wide and deep. For XWM-4, the equipment base must be a
XWM-4 PARTS & INSTALLATION
maximum of 150mm wide.
60 61
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET GSH-2 SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET GSH-2
Seismic Mount Type GSH-2

25mm, 50mm and 75mm Nominal Static Deflection
APPLICATION Max Static Spring Spring Colours DESIGN 2. PLACING EQUIPMENT

Type Load Defl. Constant
GSH-2 Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical • Place equipment on mounts.
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a kg mm kg/mm Outer Inner
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but stiffness ratios between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated loads; ratio of spring • Attach the equipment to the top plate using M20 bolts.
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion GSH-2-400 400 30 12.1 Black Inner diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the GSH-2-421 510 30 15.4 Black - static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid. 3. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
foundation through earthquake activity. GSH-2-423 600 30 20.0 Black Black • Load the springs alternately by winding the adjusting nut
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
GSH-2-425 765 30 25.5 Red Yellow anti-clockwise a maximum of two turns until the equipment is
DESCRIPTION Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective floating on the springs.
GSH-2-1000 900 25 36.0 Green -
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained twin spring GSH-2-1023 1,020 25 42.1 Green - • Check for level and adjust if necessary.
mount with cup located springs and internal adjustment. GSH-2 • Lift further until gap X=5mm ±2mm on all mounts.
GSH-2-1024 1,100 25 46.0 Green Yellow frequencies if present.
mounts are rated to the static force restraint requirements of:
GSH-2-1026 1,375 25 55.0 Green Green
• AS1170.4 for Australian seismic zones To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are
• NZS 4219 for most New Zealand seismic zones GSH-2-1600 1,550 25 62.0 Grey White
fitted with a resilient rubber base. For type GSH-2 mounts, the
• Most international seismic codes GSH-2-1622 1,650 25 66.4 Grey - standard base has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in
GSH-2-1624 1,750 25 72.0 Grey Blue isolating such transmissions.
FEATURES GSH-2-1626 2,000 25 80.0 Grey Green
MOUNT SELECTION
• Heavy duty stable steel spring GSH-2-1628 2,300 24 95.8 Grey White
• Acoustically isolating location cup When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor
Grey/
• Internal leveling bolts GSH-2-1731 2,550 20 127.5 Orange of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of the equipment to
Yellow
avoid overloading of any mounts. If maximum rated deflections
GSH-2-50 130 50 2.6 Blue - are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
• Single adjustable central vertical restraint bolt
GSH-2-51 250 50 5.0 Black - assessment of point loads made.
• Treated for weather resistance GSH-2-510 390 50 7.8 Black Blue
GSH-2-52 450 50 9.0 Red - distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
RESTRAINT CAPACITY GSH-2-520 590 50 11.8 Red Blue cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of GSH-2 PARTS
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The GSH-2-521 700 50 14.0 Red Black matching static deflections as closely as possible.
following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction GSH-2-53 900 50 18.0 Green - WEATHER TREATING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
and vertically up or down: GSH-2-530 1,040 50 20.8 Green Blue
Vertical: 13kN Mounts are supplied post-treatment for weather resistance for All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
GSH-2-531 1,150 50 23.0 Green Black
Lateral: 13kN external use. Standard treatment consists of zinc or galvanised the use of this product in specific applications.
GSH-2-532 1,400 50 28.0 Green Red plating of all metal components including springs, with a final
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal GSH-2-55 1,300 50 26.0 Grey - gloss paint identification colour. CONDITIONS OF SALE
operating position is approximately 10mm. GSH-2-551 1,550 50 31.0 Grey Black
RESTRAINT SYSTEM These products are sold subject to the published General
GSH-2-552 1,800 50 36.0 Grey Red Conditions of Sale of G. P. Embelton and Co. Pty. Ltd., copies of
These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers which maybe inspected on request.
GSH-2-553 2,000 50 40.0 Grey Green
for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have
GSH-2-593 2,230 45 49.6 Orange Green a normal design clearance of 5mm in both directions and are
GSH-2-562 300 75 4.0 Black adjustable ±2mm in conjunction with level adjustments. Lateral
GSH-2-563 420 75 5.6 Red restraints have a fixed clearance of nominal 5mm. SPECIFICATION
GSH-2-564 600 75 8.0 Green CONSTRUCTION Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
GSH-2-565 840 75 11.2 Grey normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil resistant high frequency
GSH-2-566 1200 75 16.0 Orange excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
spring base isolation cup. All other components including spring,
GSH-2-566A 1400 75 18.7 Orange / Black in any direction. Two vertical restraint bolts shall be used, which
zinc plated.
also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs shall be free
INSTALLATION standing and laterally stable with an acoustically isolating base
cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel of 50% rated
BOLTING DOWN deflection to solid and a diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded
• Foundation: Place housings in position (see above) and drill height; they shall be type GSH-2 as supplied by Embelton.
through housing base holes for fastening.
• The GSH-2 mount is designed to take a maximum of M20
fastenings.
GSH-2 D DIMENSIONS
• Housing fastenings should be torqued to maximum value
recommended by the fastener manufacturer.
62 63
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET GSH-4 SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET GSH-4
Seismic Mount Type GSH-4

25mm and 50mm Nominal Static Deflection
APPLICATION Max Static Spring Spring Colours DESIGN 2. PLACING EQUIPMENT

Type Load Defl. Constant
GSH-4 Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical • Assemble the rest of the mount as shown below.
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a kg mm kg/mm Outer Inner
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but stiffness ratios between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated loads; ratio of spring • Place equipment on mounts.
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion GSH-4-1000 1,800 25 72 Green - diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the GSH-4-1023 2,040 25 84 Green Yellow static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid.
3. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
foundation through earthquake activity. GSH-4-1025 2,320 25 93 Green Red
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION • Load the springs alternately by winding the adjusting nut
GSH-4-1026 2,760 25 110 Green White anti-clockwise a maximum of two turns until the equipment is
DESCRIPTION Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective
GSH-4-1600 3,100 25 124 Grey - floating on the springs.
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained spring mount GSH-4-1622 3,300 25 131 Grey Blue • Check for level and adjust if necessary.
with cup located springs and internal adjustment. GSH-4 mounts
GSH-4-1624 3,500 25 140 Grey Green frequencies if present. • Lift further until gap Y=5mm ±2mm on all mounts.
are rated to the static force restraint requirements of:
GSH-4-1626 4,000 25 160 Grey White
• AS1170.4 for Australian seismic zones To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts are
• NZS 4219 for most New Zealand seismic zones GSH-4-1627 4,400 25 176 Grey Orange
fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type GSH-4 mounts,
• Most international seismic codes GSH-4-1628 4,600 24 191 Grey Grey the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in
Grey / isolating such transmissions.
FEATURES GSH-4-1731 5,100 20 255 Orange
Yellow
MOUNT SELECTION
• Heavy duty stable steel spring GSH-4-521 1,400 50 28 Red Black
• Acoustically isolating location cup When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor
GSH-4-53 1,800 50 36 Green -
• Internal leveling bolts of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
GSH-4-530 2,080 50 42 Green Blue avoid overloading of any mount. If maximum rated deflections
GSH-4-531 2,300 50 46 Green Black are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
• Single adjustable central vertical restraint bolt
GSH-4-532 2,800 50 56 Green Red assessment of point loads made.
• Treated for weather resistance GSH-4-55 2,600 50 52 Grey -
GSH-4-551 3,100 50 62 Grey Black distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
CONSTRUCTION GSH-4-552 3,600 50 72 Grey Red cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of GSH-4 PARTS
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil resistant high frequency GSH-4-553 4,000 50 80 Grey Green matching static deflections as closely as possible.
spring base isolation cup. All other components including spring, GSH-4-593 4,460 45 99 Orange Green WEATHER TREATING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
zinc plated.
Mounts are supplied post-treatment for weather resistance for All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
external use. Standard treatment consists of zinc or galvanised the use of this product in specific applications.
RESTRAINT CAPACITY plating of all metal components including springs, with a final
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The gloss paint identification colour. CONDITIONS OF SALE
RESTRAINT SYSTEM These products are sold subject to the published General
and vertically up or down: Conditions of Sale of G. P. Embelton and Co. Pty. Ltd., copies of
Vertical: 25kN These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers which maybe inspected on request.
Lateral: 25kN for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have
a normal design clearance of 5mm in both directions and are
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal adjustable ±2mm in conjunction with level adjustments. Lateral
operating position is approximately 10mm. restraints have a fixed clearance of nominal 5mm. SPECIFICATION
CONSTRUCTION Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil resistant high frequency
excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement in
spring base isolation cup. All other components including spring,
any direction. Four vertical restraint bolts shall be used, which
zinc plated.
also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs shall be free
INSTALLATION standing and laterally stable with an acoustically isolating base
cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel of 50% rated
1. BOLTING DOWN deflection to solid and a diameter not less than 0.8 of loaded
• Foundation: Place housing in position (see above) and drill height; they shall be type GSH-4 as supplied by Embelton.
GSH-4 D DIMENSIONS through housing base holes for fastening.
• The GSH-4 mount is designed to take a maximum of M20
fastenings.
• Housing fastenings should be torqued to maximum value
recommended by the fastener manufacturer.
64 65
P
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CDBMH SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CDBMH

N
Seismic Spring Mount Type CDBMH M

L
M24
APPLICATION ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION 4. PLACING EQUIPMENT

• Locate (or fasten down) the spring base plate.
Where equipment requires the use of a spring type mount for a Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective
• AssembleK the rest of the mount with restraint nut removed.
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
• Place equipment on mounts. If mounting in position 2,
with the facility to restrain the equipment from excessive motion on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level
equipment load maybe temporarily taken on the top of the
in any direction due to displacement imparted by the foundation frequencies.
housing via the rubber insert.
through earthquake activity. 255
J

22
level. As the equipment load is applied, the housing drops to
DESCRIPTION fitted with a resilient rubber base pad. For type CDBMH mounts,
the foundation.
150 the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in H
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained spring mount
isolating such transmissions.
with cup located springs and internal adjustment. CDBMH 5. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
mounts are rated to the static force restraint requirements of: • Fit the restraint nut but leave loose.
280 200 MOUNT SELECTION
• Load theG spring by winding the adjusting nut anticlockwise
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that the calculated until the equipment is floating on the springs. Hold the
all Australian seismic zones
mass of equipment is increased 10-20% to avoid overloading compression plate stationary while winding.
of any mount. If maximum rated deflections are required, then • Check for level and adjust if necessary.
in New Zealand F
equipment should be weighed and an accurate assessment of • Lift further until gap X=5mm ± 2mm on all mounts.
point loads made. • Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.
FEATURES
CDBMH DIMENSIONS
• Heavy duty stable steel spring E
Equipment
distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this Position 2
• Acoustically isolating location pad
• Single fully adjustable central vertical restraint and Equipment X
matching static deflections as closely as possible. Position 1
leveling bolt D Y
150 Max
RESTRAINT SYSTEM
• Restraint assembly can be retro-fitted (see Installation) Nom
275
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers
for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have a C
Nom
RESTRAINT CAPACITY CDBM PRODUCT GUIDE normal design clearance of 5mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions 210
Spring Colours
following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction Max Static B
Type Load Deflection

and vertically up or down: CDBMH INSTALLATION
kg mm Outer Centre Inner INSTALLATION UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: FINISH: DEBURR AND
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING REVISION
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS BREAK SHARP
Vertical: 22.0kN
SURFACE FINISH: EDGES
TOLERANCES:
CDBMH-2650 1,265 50 Black Blue - 1. LEVELING

LINEAR:
ANGULAR:
SIGNATURE DATE TITLE:
Lateral: 11.0kN
NAME
A
DRAWN
CDBMH-2651 1,325 50 Black Black - • Check mount positions on foundation are all level to within
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
MATERIAL: DWG NO.
CDBM Equipment Drawing

Q.A
A0
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal CDBMH-2652 1,425 50 Black Red - 2mm. If not then shim low mounts (shim can be inserted WEIGHT: SCALE:1:2 SHEET 1 OF 1
24 23 22
operating position 21 20
is approximately 19
10mm. 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5
between top steel washer and equipment).4 3 2 1
CDBMH-2653 1,650 50 Black Green -
CDBMH-2655 1,850 50 Black Grey - the use of this product in specific applications.
CONSTRUCTION 2. HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT
CDBMH-26551 1,975 50 Black Grey Black • The geometric centre of the housing hold down bolts must be
Hot dipped galvanised steel housing, oil-resistant CONDITIONS OF SALE
CDBMH-26552 2,100 50 Black Grey Red aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e.
high-frequency isolation spring base cup. All other components, These products are sold subject to the published Embelton General
CDBMH-26553 2,200 50 Black Grey Green the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts.
including spring, are zinc plated. Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected on request.
3. BOLTING DOWN
DESIGN SPECIFICATION
• Foundation: Place housings in position and drill through
CDBMH Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical housing base holes for fastening. Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
stiffness ratios between 0.7 and 0.9 at rated loads; ratio of spring • The CDBMH mount is designed to take M20 fastenings. normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum • Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid. recommended by the fastener manufacturer. in any direction. A single central vertical restraint bolt shall be
• Equipment: A clearance hole for the central restraint bolt used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
must be provided for the equipment base. The base must be shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
designed to react to maximum restraint forces generated. isolating base pad. They shall have a minimum additional travel
of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than
0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type CDBMH as supplied by
Embelton.
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SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CTM SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET CTM
Seismic Spring Mount Type CTM

APPLICATION ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION 4. PLACING EQUIPMENT

M20 • Locate (or fasten down) the spring base plate.
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but 196 isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
• Place equipment on mounts. Equipment load maybe
temporarily taken on the top of the housing via the rubber insert.
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the frequencies.
level. As the equipment load is applied, the housing drops to the
foundation.
FEATURES fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type CTM mounts,
245 5. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in
• Heavy duty stable steel spring • Fit the restraint nut but leave loose.
• Acoustically isolating location cup • Load the spring by winding the adjusting nut anticlockwise until
• Single fully adjustable central vertical restraint and the equipment is floating on the springs. Hold the compression
10 MOUNT SELECTION
leveling bolt plate stationary while winding.
13
• Alternative equipment mounting positions When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor • Check for level and adjust if necessary.
• Restraint assembly can be retro-fitted (see Installation) of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to • Lift further until gap X=5mm ± 2mm on all mounts.
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers avoid overloading of any mounts. If maximum rated deflections • Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.
260 are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
306 95 130
DESCRIPTION assessment of point loads made. 80 min
M20
Position 2
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained spring mount For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to
with cup located spring and internal adjustment. CTM mounts distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
are rated to the static force restraint requirements of: CTM DIMENSIONS cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of Position 1
Side shown
all Australian seismic zones. 264 2
RESTRAINT SYSTEM transparent
205 2
in New Zealand. These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers
RESTRAINT CAPACITY normal design clearance of 5mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions
and are adjustable ± 3mm in conjunction with level adjustments. 135
and vertically up or down: CTM INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
CTM PRODUCT GUIDE
Vertical: 6.0kN
1. LEVELING
Lateral: 3.0kN
• Check mount positions on foundation are all level to within TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Max Static Spring
Spring
At maximum restraint loads, the displacement from normal Type Load Deflection Constant
Colour
2mm. If not then shim low mounts (shim can be inserted All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
operating position is approximately 10mm. kg mm kg/mm between top steel washer and equipment). the use of this product in specific applications.
CTM-562 150 75 2.0 Black
CONSTRUCTION CTM-563 210 75 2.8 Red 2. HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT CONDITIONS OF SALE
CTM-564 300 75 4.0 Green • The geometric centre of the housing hold down bolts must be These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e. General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
high-frequency spring base isolation cup. All other components, CTM-565 420 75 5.6 Grey
the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts. on request.
including spring, are zinc plated. CTM-566 600 75 8.0 Orange
DESIGN 3. BOLTING DOWN SPECIFICATION

• Foundation: Place housings in position (see ‘Leveling’ section
CTM Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical above) and drill through housing base holes for fastening. Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
stiffness ratios between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated loads; ratio of spring • The CTM mount is designed to take M12 fastenings. normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum • Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
static operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid. recommended by the manufacturer. in any direction. A single central vertical restraint bolt shall be
• The spring base plate should be at least located and preferably used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
bolted down. shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
• Equipment: A clearance hole for the central restraint bolt must isolating base cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel
be provided for the equipment base. The base must be designed of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than 0.8
to withstand the maximum restraint forces generated. of loaded height; they shall be type CTM as supplied by Embelton.
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SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XTM-4 SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET XTM-4
Seismic Spring Mount Type XTM-4

Weld plate
APPLICATION M20 350 ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION 4. ADJUSTMENT AND LOCKING
12
• Fit the restraint nut but leave loose. Loosen steel washer and
lower nut.
high degree of isolation under normal operating conditions, but 280 isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
Supplied
• Load the springs alternately by winding the adjusting nut
pre-compressed anticlockwise a maximum of two turns until the equipment is
in any direction due to displacement inputs imparted by the to 245mm frequencies if present.
floating on the springs. Hold the compression plate stationary
25 while winding.
DESCRIPTION 220 280 fitted with a resilient rubber base cup. For type XTM-4 mounts,
190 • Lift further until gap X=3mm ± 2mm on all mounts.
510 the standard cup has a theoretical effectiveness of over 95% in
An integrated, stand-alone six direction restrained four spring 22 • Adjust rebound washer so that gap Y=3mm ± 1mm.
mount with cup located springs and internal adjustment. XTM-4 • Set hole in edge of rebound washer to the front. Insert pin
XTM-4 DIMENSIONS
mounts are rated to the static force restraint requirements of: punch in hole to hold it in position.
MOUNT SELECTION
• If gap Y is outside tolerance, hold rebound washer stationary
• AS 1170.4 for Australian seismic zones
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor and rotate the restraining bolt to adjust.
• NZS 4219 for New Zealand seismic zones
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to • Lock steel washer and lower restraint nut together tightly.
• Most international seismic codes
avoid overloading of any mounts. If maximum rated deflections • Tighten the restraint nut hard against the equipment.
XTM-4 PRODUCT GUIDE are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
FEATURES
assessment of point loads made. Weld equipment to weld plate
Max Static Spring Adjustment
• Heavy duty stable steel spring Spring screw
150 max Compression
Colour
For equipment using more than four mounts, endeavour to plate 180 max
• Springs supplied partially pre-compressed kg mm kg/mm distribute them so that each mount has equal loading. If this
• Acoustically isolating location cup
XTM-4-562 600 75 8.0 Black cannot be done, mount selection must be made on the basis of
• Internal leveling bolts
matching static deflections as closely as possible. X
• Single adjustable central vertical restraint bolt XTM-4-563 840 75 11.2 Red
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers XTM-4-564 1,200 75 16.0 Green Y
RESTRAINT SYSTEM
XTM-4-565 1,680 75 22.4 Grey
CONSTRUCTION These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers Locking washer rebound washer
XTM-4-566 2,400 75 32.0 Orange for both vertical and lateral restraint. Vertical restraints have a Lower restraint nut
normal design clearance of 3mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions
high-frequency spring base isolation cup. All other components,
and are adjustable ± 3mm in conjunction with level adjustments. XTM-4 INSTALLATION
including spring, are zinc plated.
RESTRAINT CAPACITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
INSTALLATION
Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction the use of this product in specific applications.
aligned ± 1mm with respect to the central restraining bolt i.e.
Vertical: 48kN the attachment point to the equipment, on all mounts. CONDITIONS OF SALE
Lateral: 30kN These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
2. BOLTING DOWN General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
• Foundation: Place housings in position and drill through on request.
housing base holes for fastening.
DESIGN • The XTM-4 mount is designed to take a maximum of M20
fastenings.
XTM-4 Mounts are designed with spring horizontal to vertical • Housing fastenings should be torqued to the maximum value
SPECIFICATION
stiffness ratio of 0.9 at rated load; ratio of spring diameter recommended by the fastener manufacturer. Spring mounts shall permit freedom of equipment motion at
to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum static • Equipment: The XTM-4 is supplied with a welding plate for normal operating conditions, but restrain the equipment from
operating deflection 2/3 deflection to solid. welding to the equipment to be isolated. excessive motion when subjected to foundation displacement
3. PLACING EQUIPMENT used, which also locks the equipment to the mount. Springs
• Assemble the rest of the mount with restraint nut removed. shall be free standing and laterally stable with an acoustically
• Place equipment on mounts. Equipment load maybe isolating base cup. They shall have a minimum additional travel
temporarily taken on the top of the vertical restraint bar via of 50% rated deflection to solid and a diameter not less than
the upper pad. 0.8 of loaded height; they shall be type XTM-4 as supplied by
EXAMPLE OF SEISMIC ISOLATION Embelton.
70 71
SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET WMB/LMB SEISMIC MOUNTS DATASHEET WMB/LMB
Seismic Restraint Type WMB / LMB

Restraint Capacity up to 55Kn Vertical
APPLICATION / DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION

F
A galvanised steel seismic restraint with integral bracket for Hot dipped galvanised steel construction. Equipment
welding to the side of equipment such as diesel generator sets
and chillers which are supported on open spring or pad mounts. RESTRAINT CAPACITY
Seismic restraint WMB/LMB conform to requirements of the Restraint capacity is given as a maximum static force. The
following: G H2 following can be applied simultaneously in one lateral direction
• AS 1170.4 for Australian seismic zones Weld bracket
• NZS 4219 for New Zealand seismic zones TYPE WMB to equipment
X-3mm gap
• Most international seismic codes Vertical: 55kN Secure using
Lateral: 35kN M16 or M20
masonry anchors Y-3mm gap
FEATURES
• Single adjustable central vertical restraint bolt H1 4 TYPE LMB
• Replaceable shock absorbing rubber snubbers Vertical: 34kN
• Can be supplied with holes for bolting to equipment D Lateral: 20kN
Equipment
E W
J
L RESTRAINT SELECTION
T
When selecting mounts, it is recommended that a safety factor of
10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to avoid
WMB-LMB
overloading of any restraint. 3mm spacer
Remove this as
the final step of
RESTRAINT SYSTEM installation
These mounts incorporate replaceable resilient rubber snubbers

normal design clearance of 3mm (gaps X and Y) in both directions WMB-LMB INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
1. LMB/WMB are supplied with a 3mm vertical spacer to ensure
that gap X is maintained when bracket is welded to side of TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
WMB / LMB Dimensions
equipment. All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
2. Slide assembly alongside equipment, mark base plate the use of this product in specific applications.
Vertical Horizontal Dimensions position holes.
Type Restraint Restraint mm 3. Drill holes in slab to suit M16 or M20 masonry anchors. CONDITIONS OF SALE
kN kN 4. Bolt restraint in position.
D E F G H1 H2 T L W J These products are sold subject to the published Embelton General
5. Weld bracket to side of equipment.
LMB 34 20 17 116 210 M20 163 130 16 210 150 150
Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected on request.
6. If gap Y is outside tolerance, hold rebound washer stationary
WMB 55 35 22 160 335 M24 206 130 20 285 220 200 and rotate the restraining bolt to adjust.
7. Lock steel washer and lower restraint nut together tightly.
8. Remove 3mm spacer and set gap to 3mm. SPECIFICATION
For seismic restraint of equipment on open springs or pads. They
shall be Seismic Restraint Blocks type LMB/WMB as supplied by
Embelton.
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MECHANICAL

Anti-Vibration Mounts to Isolate

VICTORIA | HEAD OFFICE

12 XS/XL/XW Open Spring Mounts

21 Pearson Way 16 AS/AL/AW Open Spring Mounts

QUEENSLAND 28 AD Open Spring Mount

46 Millway Street 30 AD-2,4,6 & 9 Open Spring Mounts

40 D Housed Spring Mount

UNITED KINGDOM 42 IS Acoustical Isolating Sleeve

48 CSM/CLM/CWM Seismic Spring Mount

52 CWDM/CDM Seismic Spring Mount

56 XLM-2/4 Seismic Spring Mount

58 XWM-2/4 Seismic Spring Mount

62 GSH-2 Seismic Spring Mount

64 GSH-4 Seismic Spring Mount

66 CDBMH Seismic Spring Mount

68 CTM Seismic Spring Mount

70 XTM-4 Seismic Spring Mount

72 WMB/LMB Seismic Restraint

DARLING PARK STAGE 3, NSW

INTRODUCTION TO VIBRATION ISOLATION EFFECTIVENESS OF ISOLATION INERTIA BLOCKS PIPING SUPPORT

The Isolator Selection Guide shown on page 7 summarises the

• Rubber Mounts – Single and double deflection

• Spring Mounts – Housed, open and vertically restrained

• Seismic Mounts – Spring mount systems able to withstand

ISOLATOR SELECTION GUIDE

ISOLATION EFFICIENCY CHART ISOLATOR SELECTION GUIDE

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000

RUBBER MOUNTS OR HIGH

STATIC DEFLECTION (mm)

Disturbing Frequency RPM

25mm DEFLECTION SPRINGS

2.5 HIGH DEFLECTION SPRINGS

Non-Critical Areas General Areas Critical Areas Very Critical Areas

USING ANTI-VIBRATION MOUNTS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

2. Unrestricted movement of resiliently mounted equipment is CONDITIONS OF SALE

3. Top heavy machinery, especially when mounted on a narrow

SPRING MOUNTS OPEN SPRING MOUNTS

SPRING MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE

STATIC DEFLECTION LOAD RANGE AW2 AW4 AW6/AW9

Fans, pumps, packaged air conditioners, floor piping XLD 50 6-55

Large generator sets, building structures, heavy AD4 1,400-4,460

HOUSED SPRING MOUNTS

High isolation efficiency mounts for reciprocating B C D

Open Spring Mounts Type XS / XL / XW XS / XL / XW PRODUCT GUIDE

Max Load Static Deflection Spring Constant Spring Colours

XL XW-1600 775 25 31 Grey -

400-425 165 99 M20 M12 17 20

* With inner spring (green) square AL top cup

DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical

To minimise these audible level transmissions, all mounts

THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK

Open Spring Mounts Type AS / AL / AW AS / AL / AW PRODUCT GUIDE

Max Load Static Deflection Spring Constant Spring Colours

2 holes AS-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -

AS 108 118 65 88 M16 M10 AW-1628 1,150 24 47.9 Grey Grey

* With inner spring (green) square AL top cup

DESIGN BOLTING DOWN

Did you know?

• Seismic Mounts – Spring mount systems able to withstand

* X is the maximum length of adjustment (upwards) from the fully