Shock mount assembly

Details Shock mount assembly Shock mount assembly

1995-09-18

1996-11-05

Braun, Leslie A.

Supports

Resilient support

Nonmetallic resilient element

248609, 248562, F16M 1300

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055708676

ABSTRACT:
An improved shock isolating mount is provided that permits selection of either a high or a low separation strength. The shock mount comprises interfitting flanged spacer and thimble members and resilient rings mounted thereto. The thimble is formed from a hollow plastic stem and a metal base. The metal base includes a flange and an internally threaded post. The thimble stem fits over and snaps onto the post. The metal base member is made in either a high strength or low strength configuration. Selection of the appropriate configuration of base member provides a shock mount assembly of the desired separation strength.

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