ELASTIC SUPPORT FOR MARINE ENGINE

A marine engine mount, also known as a marine silentblock or flexible marine engine mount, is a component used to isolate the engine and other vessel equipment from the vibrations and noise they generate.

Applications: Marine engines and machinery, Electrical panels, Construction vehicles, Compressors

Main features:

Hardness 65 Shore (consult other hardness values)
Its design allows for great elasticity on all 3 axes: vertical, longitudinal, and lateral.
Anti-corrosion treatment, ideal for outdoor work.
The upper bell protects the inner rubber from potential oil drips, ozone, and ultraviolet emissions.
Marine certificate.

€49.85 (tax included)

€41.20 (tax excl.)

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Reference:

31320050

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Description

Elastic marine engine mount

The marine engine mount is designed to secure the engine to the vessel's structure, reducing vibrations and absorbing impacts generated during operation. This component improves onboard comfort, protects the hull structure, and extends the lifespan of the engine and associated systems.

Main functions

Dampen engine vibrations
Reduce structural noise on the vessel
Ensure proper engine alignment
Minimize wear and tear on mechanical components

Applications

Recreational boats
Fishing boats
Yachts and sports boats
Inboard motors and some adapted outboard motors

Technical specifications of a marine elastic support:

Product Details

Reference 31320050

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