Fibet Product Catalogue

SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS
CATALOGUE
Our Trademarks
The FIVISTOPⓇ range of antivibration mountings are intended

to reduce vibrations and structure borne sounds.
This comprehensive range of mounts has been designed to offer a

solution to any vibration problem.
Our FIBELⓇ range of bushes is the widest selection in the UK –

available in a range of different types to suit the assembly onto the
application, and can be offered in either semi-bonded, fully bonded or
un-bonded.
In addition, if you can't find a solution within our standard range, Fibet
are also able to manufacture Bushes to specific requirements.
Although our FIVISTOPⓇ range of products can be used as isolation feet,

our FIVILEVELⓇ range is a specific series of adjustable Levelling Feet to
support free standing plant and machinery.
To ensure that Fibet are able to offer the largest range, we are also
the UK distributor for MARTINⓇ range of Levelling Feet.
The ASP refers to our bespoke range of products specifically

developed for each particular OEM customers' requirements.
Our highly skilled team of Engineers can support the customer

throughout their new product development process.
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Who We Are
Overview
The Fibet Group was formed in 1952 – initially focussed on supporting the Automotive Industry with the
development and manufacturing of rubber to metal bonded parts and other elastomer components.
In the mid seventies, in addition to the existing range, FIBET started to develop and manufacture a
large selection of rubber to metal bonded anti vibration and isolation components for other areas outside
the automotive sector including earthmoving and off road machines, agricultural machinery, generators,
railway industries, compressors, wind turbines to name a few.
Fibet have now been operating as an independent family run business for over 60 years, with sites in Italy,
China and the UK, and are now renowned as one of the world leaders in the field of the mechanical application
of elastomer.
The level of experience developed throughout these years complete with the close liaisons with reputable
research institutes, has ensured that the Fibet Group remain at the forefront of the Technological advances, both
in product application as well as in the raw material technology used for the development of the optimum solutions.
This knowledge is unsurpassed within the industry, and is necessary to ensure that all customers’
requirements relative to vibration isolation are achieved at the highest levels.
Manufacturing
Fibet have two manufacturing sites - one as part of our Headquarters in Turin, Italy - which focuses on the
development/ manufacture of medium – high technology AVM‘s - produced in volumes from small batch
quantities, through to significantly high volumes.
We also have a second site based in Zhongshan, China - which focuses on low technology, very high volume/ low
cost products.
These facilities provide Fibet with an extensive range of machines and capabilities that provides flexibility in
terms of aligning the process choice with the customers' volume and cost requirements.
This capacity assures inhouse control of all key processes and provides high capabilities to respond to
customers' urgent requirements within the shortest leadtime.
Our inhouse toolrooms assure that we can minimise tooling capital outlay, optimise batches to
suit required production volumes, and resultantly align process with customers’ requirements.
Accreditations
All Fibets' activities are closely controlled in accordance with ISO9001:2008 & ISO/TS16949:2009
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Our Expertise
Technical Competence
Our technical expertise is market leading, with high levels of experience gained over many years in all applications.
The technical resources available includes product conceptualisers, design & development for our products ( using
the latest CAE & FEA techniques), tooling & processes – supported by our inhouse Toolroom & Laboratory testing
to provide any level of life cycle/ durability testing to assure the performance of the product in application.
As a result, our NPI leadtimes are unbeatable within the industry, with our ability to work from the concept stage,
through to initial prototypes within a small number of weeks following the initial project start.
We are then able to proceed with production volumes inline with the customers' timeplans.
Project and Co-design

MATLAB dedicated applications;
Specialized CAE & FEA software to predict stiffness;
Options to work in partnership with POLITECNICO
of Turin and CNR
Tool Design, Development & Manufacture

CAD-CAE: Autodesk Inventor and Mechanical Desktop stations
CAD-CAM: Vero International stations
Full inhouse toolroom facilities
Quick Prototypes and Production Optimization

Prototype moulding machines;
Prototypes laboratory facilities;
Prototype Quality Control Plans
Inspection Capabilities
Mechanical test on raw materials, semi–finished parts, normalized
materials (durability and life test, tensile stress test, compression test,
hardness test) - Rheometric characteristics Integrated testing software
Conformity Certification Document Management
Dimensional measurement
PPAP Samples management
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Our Expertise
Vibration Overview
Vibration is an unacceptable but inevitable side effect that is generated by the operation of any plant, equipment
or other application - irrespective of whether they are mechanically or electrically driven.
Excessive vibration is undesirable to the manufacturer as well as the end user, as it increases maintenance
costs and associated downtime and it reduces the overall lifespan of the application.
As a result, the correct selection of Vibration Isolation Mounts is critical to the correct functioning of the
application, its' longeavity from a lifecycle point of view and for the acceptance to the end user.
However, the choices of Anti Vibration Mounts available on the Market are significant – with the result that
careful selection is critical towards selecting the right solution for your application.
This selection process needs to take account of a number of factors, which include:-
Core elements
- The basic design of the application - specifically its function, mass, operation and centre of gravity.
- The available number of positions for securing the Mounts on the application, as well as the dimensional
constraints around each position.
- N.B. It is critical to select a Mount type that achieves the desired level of isolation within the
working envelope (physical size during operation) available.
- Whether the application requires a fail-safe solution to protect the mount, application and/or the user
in event of any abuse, shock or failure conditions.
Location
- The intended location and installation method of the application relative to other factors.
- i.e. Will the application be floor, wall, roof mounted or hung?
This is critical towards determining which Mount design should be used.
Environment
- The environmental conditions are a critical element in the selection process for a Mount. These include :-
- Temperature
- Consideration for the transient temperature passing from the application into the Mount is
required, as well as the temperature local to the Mounting positions.
- The general ambient temperatures also need consideration including any sporadic
temperature peaks (or lulls) resulting from other adjacent components, equipment
(i.e. Exhausts) etc.
- Exposure
- Consideration for any other factors including Fluids (Oil, Fuel, Chemicals, Water) etc.
Dynamic forces
- Whilst the physical mass in static mode is quite easy to determine, there is a need to consider the
other forces that come into play during operation of the application.
- The forces that will be introduced; in addition to the vertical forces may include lateral, transverse or
cyclical forces – each of which requires careful consideration in the choice of mount.
Dependant on these forces, there may be a requirement for a Mount that can operate in all directions
(Axial, Radial, Torsional and/or Conical) to differing degrees of stiffness.
Unfortunately, as you can see, the subject of vibration can be quite complex with many variable factors - each
of which may dictate a different Mount solution.
However, if you’re happy to select a Mount option following consideration of these factors, Fibet has one of the
most extensive range of products that will cover every requirement you have.
Alternatively, if you’d like Fibet to assist you in this process and direct you to the optimum solution at the
lowest price, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Contents
Standard Mounts
Page 8 - 23
(Including Replacement Bell

Mount Quick Reference Table)
High Deflection Mounts

Page 24 - 26
Height Adjusters
Page 27 - 29
Pedestal Mounts
Page 30 - 43
Cab/ Cone Mounts

Page 44 - 58
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Contents
Bobbin Mounts
Page 59 - 84
Buffers/ End Stops

Page 85 - 105
Bushes
Page 106 - 122
Universal
Page 123 - 133
Levelling Feet
Page 134 - 137
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Quick Reference Guide to assist you in choosing a Replacement Bell Mount
When selecting Mounts for new applications, it is critical to select a Mount that achieves the desired level of
isolation within the dimensional constraints appertaining to the application.
In these instances, our team at Fibet UK are more than happy to support you in choosing the right product to
satisfy your requirements.
However, there are occasions where you may already have a mount on your application that is in need of
replacement.
Under these circumstances, Fibet appreciates that as we have such a large and extensive range, it is at
times difficult to find a Mount that will be the closest to the Mounts you're replacing.
As such, we have created this quick reference table to guide you towards our recommended solution based
on a small number of key factors.
Please note that whilst this table will guide you to a solution based on only 3 key factors, please refer to
respective Data Sheet to ensure that all the other dimensions and load characteristics of the Mount are
suitable for your application.
In addition, if the application is currently exhibiting vibration issues, is subject to any harsh
environmental conditions, or if you have any further questions - please do not hesitate to contact us.
Stage 1 - Load Per Mount

Calculate the static load that your application will apply onto each Mount.
Refer to the "Optimum Load" value to select the mount that is closest to this load.
Please note that "Optimum Load" equates to approx. 60% of the Mounts
normal working field. This allows the Mount to function during overload or
abuse conditions (i.e. start/stop etc.)
Please note that in the majority of instances, the Mount chosen from this table
will provide an isolation level of between 60 - 99.5%.
However, this is dependant on the frequency of the application, so if it is below
16.7Hz (1,000RPM), please contact Fibet for a more accurate Mount selection.
Stage 2 - Baseplate Securing Hole Centres

Measure the securing hole centres for the Base Plate. Refer to the "Securing Hole
Centres" column for the Mounts alongside the "Optimum Load" you need.
Stage 3 - Centre Securing Hole

Decide which thread you need for the Centre Securing Hole.
Refer to the "Centre Hole" column for the Mounts alongside the
"Optimum Load" you need.
Refer to the respective Data Sheet to confirm that all other dimensions
are inline with your requirements.
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REPLACEMENT BELL MOUNT
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LIGHT DUTY BELL MOUNTS Type CFE
This mount offers a low profile, easy to install design with an integral fail-safe device
to provide shock and failure protection for mobile, marine or seismic stationary applications.
When the rubber works in shear and compression it provides large
static deflections, low natural (to 8 hz) and high isolation.
Our CFE range is designed with a fail-safe function making it an ideal solution for
applications where safety is paramount and can accommodate loads between
7.5daN (approx. 7kg) to 83 daN's (approx. 84kg) per Mount.
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Bell and flange: DD13 or DC04 steel (UNI EN 10111 ALT UNI EN 10130)
Fail-safe device: 11SMnPb37 (UNI EN 10087)
Natural rubber NR
Zinc plated in accordance with CE standard CHROME VI free, white
Stiffness tolerance +/- 15%
APPLICATIONS
• Gensets • Marine power engines
• Diesel engines • Pumps • HVAC
OPTIONS & ADDITIONAL PARTS
Stainless steel version

Height adjuster
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LIGHT DUTY BELL MOUNTS Type CFE
Load
Bell Mounts can withstand up to 2g of shock forces or 5g occasional shock forces with regard to the load without permanent deformation or failing .
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
A B P FxM CF L S Stiffness Load Deflec.
(IRHD) (daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
35 7,5 25 3,3
45 10,0 34 3,4
75
50 60 31 M10 8,3X16 106 3 13,0 43
90
60 16,0 53 3,3
70 25,0 83
45 10,0 34 3,4
50 13,0 43
75
60 31 M12 8,3X16 106 3
90
60 16,0 53 3,3
70 25,0 83
FIBET GROUP operates a policy of continuous improvement and development. We reserve the right to change design and specification of our products without prior notification or alteration of literature.
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MEDIUM DUTY BELL MOUNTS Type CFAB
When the rubber works in shear and compression it provides large static
deflections, low natural (to 8 hz) and high isolation.
Our CFAB range is designed with a fail-safe function making it an ideal solution for
applications where safety is paramount can accommodate loads between
20daN (approx. 20kg) to 130 daN's (approx. 132kg) per Mount.
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Natural rubber NR
APPLICATIONS

Height adjuster
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MEDIUM DUTY BELL MOUNTS Type CFAB
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

A B P F CF L S Stiffness Load Deflec.
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
63 34 M12 9,5 76 93 2 20 70 3,5
63 34 M12 9,5 76 93 2 30 110 3,5
63 34 M12 9,5 76 93 2 37 130 3,5
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HEAVY DUTY BELL MOUNTS Type CCF
The CCF range of Mounts allow a high level of insulation especially when used on generators,
engines and systems with an operating frequency at around 25 Hz (1500 rpm).
Axial stresses are perfectly absorbed and side deflections limited to guarantee good stability.
These Bell mounts are designed with a fail-safe function making it an ideal solution for
applications where safety is paramount, and can accommodate loads
between 45daN (approx. 46kg) to 960 daN's (approx. 978kg) per Mount.
Natural rubber NR
Zinc plated in accordance with CE standards CHROME VI free, white
• Gensets • Engines • Tooling machinery

• Pumps • Special equipment • HVAC

Height adjuster
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
45 45,0 110,0
75
60 60 35 M10 8,3X16 106 2 80,0 190,0 2,4
90
70 120,0 290,0
45 45,0 110,0
75
60 60 35 M12 8,3X16 106 2 80,0 190,0 2,4
90
70 120,0 290,0
45 50,0 125,0
75
60 60 31 M10 8,3X16 106 3 85,0 212,0 2,5
90
70 125,0 312,0
45 50,0 125,0
75
60 60 31 M12 8,3X16 106 3 85,0 212,0 2,5
90
70 125,0 312,0
45 42,0 147,0
60 77 30 M10 9 110 128 2 80,0 280,0 3,5
70 120,0 420,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max
Hardness
(IRHD) (daN) (mm)
(daN/mm)
45 65,0 200,0
82 35 M10 11 110 128 2 3,0
60 115,0 345,0
45 100,0 300,0
60 92 45 M12 10,5 110 138 3 195,0 585,0 3,0
70 310,0 930,0
45 120,0 420,0
138
60 106 38 M12 14X18 172 3 220,0 660,0 3,5
146
70 320,0 960,0
45 120,0 420,0
138
60 106 38 M16 14X18 172 3 220,0 660,0 3,5
146
70 320,0 960,0
45 120,0 400,0
60 108 50 M16 16,5 160 190 5 220,0 660,0 3,3
70 320,0 960,0
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HEAVY DUTY BELL MOUNTS Type CFBMH
The CFBMH range of Mounts allow a high level of insulation especially when used on generators,
engines and systems with an operating frequency at around 25 Hz (1500 rpm).
These Bell Mounts are designed with a fail-safe function making it an ideal solution for
applications where safety is paramount, and can accommodate a wider range of loads than our
CCF range at between 47daN (approx. 49kg) to 2,240 daN's (approx. 2,284kg) per Mount.
Finally, they also incorporate drain channels embossed within the Bell section to assist removal
of oil and other contaminents - preventing contact with the Rubber Section.
Natural rubber NR


Height adjuster
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Type 1
Load Type 2
Bell mounts can withstand up to 2g of shock forces or 5g occasional shock forces with regard to the load without permanent deformation or failing .
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
A B P FxM CF L S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
45 47,0 108,0 2,3

78 30 M10 9X12 110 135 2,5 1
60 116,0 267,0 2,3
45 47,0 108,0 2,3

78 30 M12 9X12 110 135 2,5 1
60 116,0 267,0 2,3
45 50,0 175,0 3,5

92 35 M10 10X15 123,5 150 3 1
60 90,0 315,0 3,5
45 50,0 175,0 3,5

92 35 M12 10X15 123,5 150 3 1
60 90,0 315,0 3,5
45 70,0 252,0 3,6

106 38 M12 13X19 143 175 4 1
60 150,0 450,0 3,0
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Type 1 Type 2
Load
Bell Mounts can withstand up to 2g of shock forces or 5g occasional shock forces with regard to the load without permanent deformation or failing.
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
A B P FxM CF L S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
45 70,0 252,0 3,6

106 38 M16 13X19 143 175 4 1
60 150,0 450,0 3,0
45 88,0 352,0 4,0

4
125 43 M16 14,5X20 156 192 1
60 185,0 740,0 4,0
45 100,0 700,0 7,0

144 48 M16 14,5X18 182 215 5 1
60 200,0 1340,0 6,7
45 120,0 840,0 7,0

160 58 M20 14,5X18 140 170 5 2
60 220,0 1540,0 7,0
45 160,0 1120,0 7,0

180 66 M20 14,5 160 190 5 2
60 320,0 2240,0 7,0
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MARINE MOUNTS Type CCFQ
When the rubber works in shear and compression it provides large static
deflections, low natural (to 8 hz) and high isolation.
Our CCFQ range is designed with a fail-safe function making it an ideal solution for
applications where safety is paramount, and can accommodate loads between
9daN (approx. 9kg) to 880 daN's (approx. 897kg) per Mount.
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Natural rubber NR
APPLICATIONS

Height adjuster
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MARINE MOUNTS Type CCFQ
Load
Hard bell mounts can withstand up to 2g of shock forces or 5g occasional shock forces with regard to the load without permanent deformation or
failing .
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max Average

Hardness FxM
A B C P CF L S Load Deflec. weight
(IRHD) (F1xM1) (daN/mm) (daN) (mm) (kg)
45 9,0 36,0
50 13,0 52,0
80 38 60 M12 14X11 100 120 3 4,0 0,35
60 16,0 64,0
70 24,0 96,0
35 16,0 80,0
45 24,0 120,0
30X13
60 104 49 75 M16 140 183 4 38,0 190,0 5,0 0,85
(20X13)
70 60,0 300,0
80 95,0 475,0
45 55,0 330,0
60 90,0 540,0 6,0

34X18
132 71 112 M20 182 230 5 2,35
(26X18)
70 135,0 810,0
80 220,0 880,0 4,0
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HIGH DEFLECTION BELL MOUNTS Type CCFS/CFBMS
This range of Bell Mounts offer high deflection to provide a high level of insulation especially
when used on generators, engines and systems with an operating
frequency at around 25 Hz (1500 rpm).
Whilst both CCFS & CFBMS ranges of Bell Mounts are designed with a fail-safe function
making it an ideal solution for applications where safety is paramount, the CFBMS range also has
the added benefit of an embossed Bell to increase strength as well as provide drain points for any
oil spillages. Fibet have an extensive range of Mounts that can accommodate loads between
7daN (approx. 7kg) to 3,400 daN's (approx. 3,465kg) per Mount.
Natural rubber NR


Height adjuster
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Load Load
Type 1 Type 2
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
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Load Load
Type 1 Type 2
Bell mounts can withstand up to 2g of shock forces or 5g occasional shock forces with regard to the load without permanent deformation or failing .
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
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HEIGHT ADJUSTERS Type KIT
Height adjusters are available in various sizes to suit a wide range of

mounts as listed in the table.
The kits are supplied complete with a washer and nut for fastening to the
mounting, as well as two nuts c/w lock washer for the engine foot fastening.
67$1'$5'352'8&7,21
Washers: Steel DD12 (UNI EN 10111)
Nuts: Resistance class 4 Bolts: Resistance class 4.8
237,216 $'',7,21$/3$576
Screws and nuts higher class resistance version
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washer locking washer bottom nut flange nut adjusting nut top nut
1 .,7 95 M12 20 36X14X3 M12 M12 M12
2 .,7 105,5 M12 24 28X15X2,5 ͻ M16 M16 M16
3 .,7 110 M16 20 48X17X3 ͻ M16 M16 M16
4 .,7 135 M20 30 60X22X3,5 M20 M20 M20
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LIGHT DUTY MOUNTS Type SEM
Low frequency elastomeric noise and vibration isolators for industrial equipment and machinery.
The Fibet SEM range of mounts are normally used to insulate the transmission of
noise and vibration in vertically applied loads.
Their applications can include generators, blowers, pumps, road machines or any
equipment that by design is unbalanced.
They can also be used for isolating instrumentation in mobile, military or road and can
accommodate loads between 1.5daN (approx. 1.5kg) to 170daN's (approx. 173kg)
per Mount.
• Measurement equipment • Instruments • Small machinery
• Engines • Pumps • Radiators
Plates: DD12 or DD13 steel (UNI EN 10111)

Nuts: Resistance class 4 Screws: Resistance class 4.8
Natural rubber NR
Alternative elastomeric hardness and compounds available
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LIGHT DUTY MOUNTS Type SEM
Load Load
Type 1 Type 2
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max
Hardness
B L1 L2 P CF F(xM) S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
45 1,5 4,5
60 20 64 43 M6 50 7 2 3,0 9,0 3,0 1
70 5,5 16,5
45 4,0 26,5
65
60 25 88 59 M8 08X12 2,5 6,0 43,0 7,5 1
73
70 10,0 75,0
45 4,0 26,5
65
60 25 88 59 M10 08X12 2,5 8,0 43,0 7,5 1
73
70 12,0 75,0
45 15,0 75,0
60 27 100 70 M8 76 7 3 24,0 120,0 5,0 2
70 35,0 170,0
45 15,0 75,0
60 27 100 70 M8 76 10 3 24,0 120,0 5,0 2
70 35,0 170,0
45 7,0 40,0
60 35 115 76 M10 92 10 2 11,0 60,0 5,6 2
70 24,0 135,0
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MEDIUM DUTY MOUNTS Type ZTV/ZTD
The Fibet ZTV/ZTD range of mounts are normally used to insulate the transmission of
They can also be used for isolating instrumentation in mobile, military or road and can
accommodate loads between 19daN (approx. 19kg) to 460daN's (approx. 469kg) per
Mount.

Natural rubber NR
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MEDIUM DUTY MOUNTS Type ZTV
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max
Hardness
(IRHD)
A1 A2 V H1 H2 F L1 L2 L3 Stiffness Load Deflec.
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
60 40 60 M12 45 37 13,2 115 85 50 19,0 150 8,0
60 40 60 M12 45 37 13,2 165 135 100 42,0 320 7,7
60 40 60 M12 45 37 13,2 215 185 150 62,0 460 7,4
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MEDIUM DUTY MOUNTS Type ZTD
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
(IRHD)
A1 A2 D H1 F L1 L2 L3 Stiffness Load Deflec.
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
60 40 60 M12 45 13,2 115 85 50 19,0 150 8,0
60 40 60 M12 45 13,2 165 135 100 42,0 320 7,7
60 40 60 M12 45 13,2 215 185 150 62,0 460 7,4
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HEAVY DUTY MOUNTS Type VBL/DBL
The VBL/DBL range of mounts is extremely versatile and can be used in various applications
that only need to overcome compression forces (i.e. generators, pumps,compressors etc.).
They are a simpler and cost effective alternative to more traditionally complicated mounts.
These mounts can be supplied with either a male screw (VBL) or with a threaded insert
(DBL), and are designed with a flanged base to simplify installation to the end product. This
range of Mounts can accommodate loads between 20daN (approx. 20kg) to 3,850daN's
(approx. 3,925kg) per Mount.
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Flange and washer: DD12 or DD13 steel (UNI EN 10111)

Natural rubber NR
APPLICATIONS
• Measurement equipment
• Instruments • Small machinery
NEOPRENE CR version Height

adjuster (DBL Version)
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HEAVY DUTY MOUNTS Type VBL
Load
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
F Average Max Max

Hardness
A B L P FXM CF1 CF2 L1 L2 S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
(F1XM1)
45 20,0 160,0 8,0
60 71 50 37 M12 12 100 - 127 77 3 40,0 320,0 8,0 1
70 60,0 480,0 8,0
45 20,0 160,0 8,0
60 71 50 37 M12 12 100 - 127 76 3 40,0 320,0 8,0 2
70 60,0 480,0 8,0
45 55,0 440,0 8,0
60 88 48 37 M12 11 112 - 144 94 3 90,0 720,0 8,0 1
70 130,0 1040,0 8,0
45 50,0 600,0 12,0
60 100 80 38 M20 (14X17,25) 138 144,5 174 108 4 90,0 1080,0 12,0 3
70 145,0 1750,0 12,0
45 85,0 850,0 10,0
18 X 23
60 124 64 42 M20 177 182 215 144 4 140,0 1400,0 10,0 1
(18X23)
70 220,0 2200,0 10,0
45 105,0 1250,0 12,0
60 152 80 38 M20 (18X21,75) 190 197,5 232 168 4 200,0 2200,0 12,0 3
70 320,0 3850,0 12,0
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HEAVY DUTY MOUNTS Type DBL
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
F Average Max Max

Hardness
A B P FXM CF1 CF2 L1 L2 S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
(F1XM1)
45 20,0 160,0 8,0
60 71 50 M12 12 100 - 127 77 3 40,0 320,0 8,0 1
70 60,0 480,0 8,0
45 20,0 160,0 8,0
60 71 50 M12 12 100 - 127 76 3 40,0 320,0 8,0 2
70 60,0 480,0 8,0
45 55,0 440,0 8,0
60 88 48 M12 11 112 - 144 94 3 90,0 720,0 8,0 1
70 130,0 1040,0 8,0
45 50,0 600,0 12,0
60 100 80 M20 (14X17,25) 138 144,5 174 108 4 90,0 1080,0 12,0 3
70 145,0 1750,0 12,0
45 85,0 850,0 10,0
18 X 23
60 124 64 M20 177 182 215 144 4 140,0 1400,0 10,0 1
(18X23)
70 220,0 2200,0 10,0
45 105,0 1250,0 12,0
60 152 80 M20 (18X21,75) 190 197,5 232 168 4 200,0 2200,0 12,0 3
70 320,0 3850,0 12,0
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HEAVY DUTY MOUNTS Type VBLR/DBLR
The VBLR/DBLR mounts are an evolution of the VBL/DBL range and are designed with
a metal insert within the elastomeric part.
This allows the mounts to support higher loads than the VBL/DBL range, and also
enables it to absorb huge impulsive charges under full power, whilst maintaining the
necessary levels of deflection and insulation for effective operation.
This range of Mounts can accommodate loads between 45daN (approx.46kg) to
3,150daN's (approx. 3,212kg) per Mount.
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Flange and washer: DD12 or DD13 steel (UNI EN 10111)

Natural rubber NR
APPLICATIONS
• Measurement equipment
• Instruments • Small machinery
NEOPRENE CR version
Height adjuster - DBLR version
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HEAVY DUTY MOUNTS Type VBLR
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
F Average Max Max

Hardness
A B L P FXM CF1 CF2 L1 L2 S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
(F1XM1)
45 45,0 225,0 5,0
60 71 50 37 M12 12 100 - 127 77 3 80,0 400,0 5,0 1
70 120,0 600,0 5,0
45 45,0 225,0 5,0
60 71 50 37 M12 12 100 - 127 76 3 85,0 425,0 5,0 2
70 120,0 600,0 5,0
45 110,0 550,0 5,0
60 88 48 37 M12 11 112 - 144 94 3 170,0 850,0 5,0 1
70 255,0 1275,0 5,0
45 105,0 945,0 9,0
60 100 80 38 M20 (14X17,25) 138 144,5 174 108 4 180,0 1620,0 9,0 3
70 270,0 2430,0 9,0
45 160,0 1120,0 7,0
18 X 23
60 124 64 42 M20 177 182 215 144 4 305,0 2135,0 7,0 1
(18X23)
70 450,0 3150,0 7,0
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HEAVY DUTY MOUNTS Type DBLR
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

F Average Max Max
Hardness
A B P FXM CF1 CF2 L1 L2 S Stiffness Load Deflec. Type
(F1XM1)
45 45,0 225,0 5,0
60 71 50 M12 12 100 - 127 77 3 80,0 400,0 5,0 1
70 120,0 600,0 5,0
45 45,0 225,0 5,0
60 71 50 M12 12 100 - 127 76 3 85,0 425,0 5,0 2
70 120,0 600,0 5,0
45 110,0 550,0 5,0
60 88 48 M12 11 112 - 144 94 3 170,0 850,0 5,0 1
70 255,0 1275,0 5,0
45 105,0 945,0 9,0
60 100 80 M20 (14X17,25) 138 144,5 174 108 4 180,0 1620,0 9,0 3
70 270,0 2430,0 9,0
45 160,0 1120,0 7,0
18 X 23
60 124 64 M20 177 182 215 144 4 305,0 2135,0 7,0 1
(18X23)
70 450,0 3150,0 7,0
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SANDWICH MOUNTS Type SW/SWR
The Fibet SW & SWR range of mounts are normally used to insulate the transmission of
They can also be used for isolating instrumentation in mobile, military or road
and can accommodate loads between 110daN (approx. 112kg) to
7,650daN's (approx. 7,800kg) per Mount.


Nuts: Resistance class 4Screws: Resistance class 4.8
Natural rubber NR
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SANDWICH MOUNTS Type SW
Load
Load
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Compression Max Compression Average Shear Max Shear

Hardness
L B CF F S Stiffness Load Stiffness Load
(IRHD)
(daN/mm) (daN) (daN/mm) (daN)
45 140,0 1320,0 22,0 170,0

150 65 126 11 8
60 170,0 1650,0 27,0 215,0
50 110,0 1600,0 14,0 130,0

174 75 146 14 5
60 160,0 2100,0 25,0 234,0
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SANDWICH MOUNTS Type SWR
Load
Load
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Compression Max Compression Average Shear Max Shear

Hardness
L B CF F S Stiffness Load Stiffness Load
(IRHD)
(daN/mm) (daN) (daN/mm) (daN)
45 650 3000 14 300
60 166 63 136 13,5 6 1100 4950 23 580
70 1700 7650 33 850
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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type CN
These mounts have a particular rubber section made for shear and
compression stresses which allows good axial deflections.
Cone mounts are low cost isolators that have high load carrying capacity within a compact size
that provides a stable solution for a wide number of applications.
This design of mount is ideally suited for isolating cabs of trucks, bus engines, radiators etc…
The mounts are assembled with two safety washers to minimize overloads.
We also offer a CNA version is characterized by two different radial stiffnesses due to the
inclusion of voids within the Rubber design.
Cone and flange: DD13 or DC04 steel (UNI EN 10111 ALT UNI EN
10130) Washers: DD12 Steel UNI 10111
Natural rubber NR
• Gensets • Engines • Special equipments
• Compressors • Pumps • HVAC
Alternative elastomeric compounds available
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Load
Cone Washers (N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
Item A B CF1 CF2 L1 L2 F1 S1 F2 D1 D2 F1 S2 Stiffness Load Deflec.
4623CN08W 45 12,5 37,5
4623CN08M 60 46 23,5 64 - 84 50 8 2 6,5 40 40 8 2 22 66 3
4623CN08H 70 36 108
The item code refers to the cone mount complete with washers.
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Load
Average Max. Max

Hardness
4830CN12/1W 45 9 36
4830CN12/1M 60 48 30,2 73 - 89 54 12 2 8,7 49 34 12 2 15 60 4
4830CN12/1H 70 21 84
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Load
Cone Washers
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max
Hardness
6051CN12W 45 20 100
6051CN12M 60 60 45 80 - 107 68 12,1 2,5 11 55 50 12,2 3,5 34 170 5
6051CN12H 70 50 250
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Load

Average Max. Max
Hardness
Item A B CF1 CF2 L1 L2 F1 S1 F2 D1 D2 S2 F1 Stiffness Load Deflec.
(IRHD) (daN//mm) (daN) (mm)
7856CN16W 45 32 160
7856CN16M 60 78 50 80 65 107 90 16.5 4 11 80 65 4 16 60 350 5
7856CN16H 70 98 488
7856CN20W 45 32 160
7856CN20M 60 78 50 80 65 107 90 20 4 11 80 65 4 20 60 350 5
7856CN20H 70 98 488
For the correct working of the mount, the cone must be assembled with the
stepped washer fitted to the upper section of the mount.
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Load
Cone Washers
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max
Hardness
Item A B CF1 F1 F2 S1 L1 D2 S2 D3 S3 F3 Stiffness Load Deflec.
7882CN20W 45 42 336
7882CN20M 60 78 82 75 20,5 9 4 99 80 4 74 10 20,5 85 680 8
7882CN20H 70 132 1056
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Load
Cone Washers
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max
Hardness
Item A B CF1 CF2 F1 F2 S1 L1 L2 D1 D2 S2 S3 Stiffness Load Deflec.
9381CN16W 45 75 450
9381CN16M 60 93 73 90 74 16 11 4 120 100 80 70 5 4 140 840 6
9381CN16H 70 235 1410
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Load
Cone Washers
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max
Hardness
Item A B CF1 CF2 F1 F2 S1 L1 L2 D1 D2 S2 S3 Stiffness Load Deflec.
10995CN20W 45 115 460 4
10995CN20M 60 109 85 112 92 20 11 4.5 140 120 110 80 5 5 250 1125 4,5
10995CN20H 70 370 1850 5
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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type CNA
Cone mounts are low cost isolators that have high load carrying capacity within a compact size
that provides a stable solution for a wide number of applications.
This CNA version is characterized by two different radial stiffnesses due to the inclusion of
voids within the Rubber design.
Cone and flange: DD13 or DC04 steel (UNI EN 10111 ALT UNI EN 10130)
Washers: DD12 Steel UNI 10111
Natural rubber NR
•Compressors • Pumps • HVAC
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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type CNA
Load
Load X
Load Y
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Average Average
Max. Max
Hardness Axial Radial Radial
(IRHD)
A B CF1 CF2 L1 L2 F1 S1 F2 D1 D2 F1 S2 Stiffness
Load Deflec.
Stiffness Y Stiffness X
(daN) (mm)
(daN/mm) (daN/mm) (daN/mm)
45 15,5 77,5 53 31
60 60 45 80 - 107 70 12,1 2,5 11 55 50 12,2 3,5 28 140 5 85 56
70 40 200 120 80
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CONE/CAB MOUNTS
Load
Load X
Load Y
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Average
Average Max. Max
Hardness Radial Radial
(IRHD)
A B CF1 CF2 L1 L2 F1 S1 F2 D1 D2 F1 S2 Stiffness Load Deflec.
Stiffness Y Stiffness X
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm) (daN/mm) (daN/mm)
45 24 120 61 31
50 33 165 71 36
78 50 80 65 107 90 16.5 4 11 80 65 16 4 5
60 42 210 100 51
70 56 270 160 84
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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type TE
Cone mounts are low cost isolators that have high load carrying capacity within a compact
size that provides a stable solution for a wide number of applications.
Natural rubber NR

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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type TE
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max
Hardness
A B CF L L1 S F F1 Stiffness Load Deflec.
45 30 240
60 60 60 120 140 97 3.5 20 11 56 450 8
70 86 670
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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type FSMR
Cone mounts are low cost isolators that have high load carrying capacity within a compact
size that provides a stable solution for a wide number of applications.
Natural rubber NR
• Gensets • Engines • Special equipment

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CONE/CAB MOUNTS Type FSMR
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
(IRHD)
A B H CF1 D1 F1 F2 L1 L2 S1 S2 Stiffness Load Deflec.
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
45 35,0 245,0
60 60 70 43 98 55 12 11 120 80 3 4 65,0 455,0 7,0
65 100,0 700,0
45 50,0 300,0
6,0
60 72 80 53 106 65 16 11 130 95 4 4 95,0 570,0
65 170,0 850,0 5,0
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MALE/MALE BOBBIN Type VV
A complete range of mounts, which can be fixed in numerous ways with either
internal, external or combination threads, and can be used in compression or shear.
They come in various sizes, from 8 to 150mm, with loads applied from 2daN
(approx. 2kg) to over 1,000 daN (approx. 1,020kg).
Cold formed screws and nuts Nuts: Class 4 Screws: Class 4.8
Welded screws and nuts Washer: DD12 steel UNI 10111
Nuts: Class 4 Screws: Class 4.8
Natural rubber NR
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Stiffness Stiffness Stiffness Max static

D H Mxl 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
(daN/mm) (daN/mm) (daN/mm) (mm)
8 8 M3X06 3,0 5,5 7,5 1,6
10 8 M4X10 3,8 7,2 11,3 1,6
14 13 M4X10 3,6 7,1 9,8 2,8
15 8 M4X10 12,8 23,5 32,5 1,6
16 15 M4X10 4,5 8,2 11,5 3,0
18 8,5 M6X16 17,2 32,5 45,0 1,7
20 8 M6X18 19,2 35,0 48,3 1,6
20 15 M6X18 7,5 14,2 19,2 3,0
20 20 M6X18 4,4 8,1 11,3 4,0
20 25 M6X18 3,0 5,5 7,7 5,0
20 30 M6X18 2,0 3,7 5,2 6,0
25 10 M6X18 27,8 53,3 73,3 2,0
25 13 M6X18 20,5 39,0 54,3 2,6
25 5 M6X18 15,0 28,3 40,0 3,0
25 20 M6X18 10,0 18,1 24,4 4,0
25 20 M8X20 10,0 18,1 24,4 4,0
25 22 M8X20 8,0 15,0 20,0 4,4
25 25 M6X18 5,9 11,0 15,2 5,0
25 25 M8X20 5,9 11,0 15,2 5,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

25 30 M6X18 4,3 8,1 10,7 6,0
25 30 M8X20 4,3 8,1 10,7 6,0
25 40 M8X20 2,7 5,3 7,2 6,0
30 15 M8X20 20,0 37,3 51,8 3,0
30 20 M8X20 12,5 23,8 31,9 4,0
30 22 M8X20 10,6 18,9 26,1 4,4
30 25 M8X20 8,1 13,8 19,0 5,0
30 30 M8X20 5,8 10,8 14,6 6,0
30 40 M8X20 4,5 7,6 10,0 8,0
40 15 M8X23 17,9 33,7 46,4 3,0
40 20 M8X23 25,6 48,1 66,3 4,0
40 20 M10X25 25,6 48,1 66,3 4,0
40 25 M10X25 18,1 33,8 46,2 5,0
40 28 M10X25 14,6 27,1 37,1 5,6
40 30 M8X23 12,7 23,8 33,5 6,0
40 30 M10X25 12,7 23,8 33,5 6,0
40 35 M8X23 9,7 18,1 25,2 7,0
40 35 M10X25 9,7 18,1 25,2 7,0
40 40 M8X23 8,1 15,0 20,6 8,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

40 40 M10X25 8,1 15,0 20,6 8,0
40 45 M10X25 6,8 12,7 17,1 9,0
50 20 M10X25 56,7 106,0 146,0 4,0
50 25 M10X25 39,5 73,5 101,5 5,0
50 30 M10X25 27,2 50,0 69,2 6,0
50 33 M10X25 22,4 41,0 56,9 6,6
50 35 M10X25 19,7 36,7 50,3 7,0
50 40 M10X25 14,0 26,0 36,0 8,0
50 45 M10X25 11,0 20,5 28,5 9,0
50 50 M10X25 8,9 16,9 23,1 8,0
60 25 M10X25 61,0 113,5 157,0 5,0
60 30 M10X25 43,2 80,0 110,4 6,0
60 30 M12X37 43,2 80,0 110,4 6,0
60 36 M10X25 34,2 63,5 87,7 7,2
60 36 M12X37 34,2 63,5 87,7 7,2
60 40 M10X25 28,0 52,3 71,1 8,0
60 40 M12X37 28,0 52,3 71,1 8,0
60 45 M10X25 22,3 41,5 57,5 9,0
60 45 M12X37 22,3 41,5 57,5 9,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

60 50 M12X37 17,8 33,1 45,6 10,0
60 55 M12X37 14,6 27,2 37,2 11,0
65 35 M10X25 43,0 80,0 110,7 7,0
65 45 M12X37 25,0 46,3 64,0 9,0
65 50 M12X37 19,1 35,1 48,9 10,0
70 30 M10X25 70,8 132,1 180,0 6,0
70 30 M12X37 70,8 132,1 180,0 6,0
70 35 M10X25 51,7 102,8 141,7 7,0
70 35 M12X37 51,7 102,8 141,7 7,0
70 40 M10X25 40,9 75,9 105,0 8,0
70 40 M12X37 40,9 75,9 105,0 8,0
70 45 M10X25 32,1 59,5 80,0 9,0
70 45 M12X37 32,1 59,5 80,0 9,0
70 50 M10X25 25,9 48,0 66,4 10,0
70 50 M12X37 25,9 48,0 66,4 10,0
70 60 M10X25 20,9 38,5 53,3 12,0
70 60 M12X37 20,9 38,5 53,3 12,0
70 70 M10X25 16,9 31,3 43,4 14,0
70 70 M12X37 16,9 31,3 43,4 14,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

75 25 M12X37 116,3 221,1 303,7 5,0
75 40 M12X37 44,1 82,4 113,5 8,0
75 50 M12X37 32,5 60,9 84,1 10,0
75 55 M12X37 25,5 48,0 66,1 11,0
80 30 M14X35 112,5 213,3 293,3 6,0
80 40 M14X35 60,0 112,1 155,0 8,0
80 50 M14X35 39,8 75,0 103,2 10,0
80 60 M14X35 26,7 50,0 68,5 12,0
80 70 M14X35 20,5 38,3 52,5 14,0
80 80 M14X35 16,8 30,9 42,6 16,0
100 30 M16X44 209,1 400,0 550,0 6,0
100 40 M16X44 115,6 209,4 289,1 8,0
100 45 M16X44 87,8 162,2 224,3 9,0
100 50 M16X44 69,0 125,0 172,6 10,0
100 55 M16X44 57,4 106,4 146,8 11,0
100 60 M16X44 50,0 90,4 125,0 12,0
100 75 M16X44 32,1 56,7 78,4 15,0
100 100 M16X44 17,9 32,1 44,6 20,0
150 75 M16X44 97,0 178,5 246,4 15,0
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MALE/FEMALE BOBBIN Type VD
Cold formed screws and nuts Nuts: Class 4 Screws : Class 4.8
Natural rubber NR
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H d Mxl 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
8 8 M3 M3X6 3,8 7,2 11,3 1,6
10 8 M4 M4X10 4,0 7,3 10,3 1,6
14 13 M4 M4X10 3,7 7,3 10,1 2,6
16 15 M4 M4X10 4,6 8,5 11,8 3,0
20 15 M6 M6X18 7,8 14,6 20,0 3,0
20 20 M6 M6X18 4,5 8,4 11,6 4,0
20 25 M6 M6X18 3,1 5,6 8,0 5,0
20 30 M6 M6X18 2,1 3,8 5,3 6,0
25 15 M6 M6X18 15,4 29,2 40,8 3,0
25 20 M6 M6X18 10,3 18,8 25,0 4,0
25 20 M8 M8X20 10,3 18,8 25,0 4,0
25 22 M8 M8X20 8,2 15,6 20,6 4,4
25 25 M6 M6X18 6,1 11,4 15,7 5,0
25 25 M8 M8X20 6,1 11,4 15,7 5,0
25 30 M6 M6X18 4,4 8,5 11,1 6,0
25 30 M8 M8X20 4,4 8,5 11,1 6,0
30 15 M8 M8X20 20,9 38,2 53,6 3,0
30 20 M8 M8X20 13,1 22,4 33,1 4,0
30 22 M8 M8X20 11,1 19,4 26,7 4,4
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

30 25 M8 M8X20 8,3 14,3 19,5 5,0
30 30 M8 M8X20 6,0 11,2 15,0 6,0
30 40 M8 M8X20 4,0 7,8 10,3 8,0
40 20 M8 M8X23 26,3 49,4 68,1 4,0
40 20 M10 M10X25 26,3 49,4 68,1 4,0
40 25 M10 M10X25 18,6 34,8 47,6 5,0
40 28 M10 M10X25 15,0 27,9 38,3 5,6
40 30 M8 M8X23 13,1 24,6 34,2 6,0
40 30 M10 M10X25 13,1 24,6 34,2 6,0
40 35 M8 M8X23 10,0 18,4 25,8 7,0
40 35 M10 M10X25 10,0 18,4 25,8 7,0
40 40 M8 M8X23 8,3 15,3 21,1 8,0
40 40 M10 M10X25 8,3 15,3 21,1 8,0
40 45 M10 M10X25 7,1 12,9 18,3 9,0
50 20 M10 M10X25 58,0 109,3 150,7 4,0
50 25 M10 M10X25 40,5 75,5 104,5 5,0
50 30 M10 M10X25 28,0 51,6 71,2 6,0
50 35 M10 M10X25 20,3 37,7 52,0 7,0
50 40 M10 M10X25 14,3 26,9 37,1 8,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

50 45 M10 M10X25 11,3 21,0 29,3 9,0
50 50 M10 M10X25 9,1 17,3 23,8 10,0
60 30 M10 M10X25 44,4 82,4 113,6 6,0
60 36 M10 M10X25 35,2 65,5 90,3 7,2
60 36 M12 M12X37 35,2 65,5 90,3 7,2
60 40 M10 M10X25 28,9 53,7 73,1 8,0
60 40 M12 M12X37 28,9 53,7 73,1 8,0
60 45 M10 M10X25 23,0 42,8 59,3 9,0
60 45 M12 M12X37 23,0 42,8 59,3 9,0
60 50 M12 M12X37 18,2 34,0 46,9 10,0
60 55 M12 M12X37 15,0 28,0 38,2 11,0
65 35 M10 M10X25 44,3 82,3 114,0 7,0
65 45 M12 M12X37 25,8 47,5 66,0 9,0
65 50 M12 M12X37 19,6 36,2 50,2 10,0
70 30 M10 M10X25 72,9 135,8 185,4 6,0
70 30 M12 M12X37 72,9 135,8 185,4 6,0
70 35 M10 M10X25 53,1 105,9 145,9 7,0
70 35 M12 M12X37 53,1 105,9 145,9 7,0
70 40 M10 M10X25 42,1 78,2 107,9 8,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

70 40 M12 M12X37 42,1 78,2 107,9 8,0
70 45 M10 M10X25 33,1 61,3 82,3 9,0
70 45 M12 M12X37 33,1 61,3 82,3 9,0
70 50 M10 M10X25 26,6 49,3 68,2 10,0
70 50 M12 M12X37 26,6 49,3 68,2 10,0
70 60 M10 M10X25 21,5 39,6 54,8 12,0
70 60 M12 M12X37 21,5 39,6 54,8 12,0
70 70 M10 M10X25 17,3 32,2 44,7 14,0
70 70 M12 M12X37 17,3 32,2 44,7 14,0
75 40 M12 M12X37 45,3 84,7 116,8 8,0
75 50 M12 M12X37 33,4 62,7 86,6 10,0
75 55 M12 M12X37 26,1 49,4 68,0 11,0
80 30 M14 M14X35 115,8 219,6 302,1 6,0
80 40 M14 M14X35 61,8 115,3 159,7 8,0
80 50 M14 M14X35 40,9 77,3 106,1 10,0
80 50 M12 M12X37 40,9 77,3 106,1 10,0
80 60 M14 M14X35 27,4 51,5 70,6 12,0
80 70 M14 M14X35 21,1 39,4 54,1 14,0
80 80 M14 M14X35 17,3 31,9 43,8 16,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

100 40 M16 M16X44 118,8 215,6 296,9 8,0
100 50 M16 M16X44 71,4 128,6 178,6 10,0
100 55 M16 M16X44 58,5 109,6 151,1 11,0
100 60 M16 M16X44 51,0 92,3 128,8 12,0
100 75 M16 M16X44 32,8 58,2 80,6 15,0
100 100 M16 M16X44 18,5 32,6 45,7 20,0
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FEMALE/FEMALE BOBBIN Type DD
A complete range of mounts, which can be fixed in numerous ways with either internal,
external or combination threads, and can be used in compression or shear.
Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 DD1
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H M 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
14 13 M4 3,8 7,3 10,0 2,8
16 15 M4 4,7 8,6 12,2 3,0
16 15 M5 4,7 8,6 12,2 3,0
20 15 M6 7,9 14,8 20,5 3,0
20 20 M6 4,6 8,6 11,8 4,0
20 25 M6 3,2 5,7 8,1 5,0
20 30 M6 2,2 3,8 5,4 6,0
25 15 M6 15,7 30,0 42,0 3,0
25 20 M6 10,5 19,4 25,6 4,0
25 22 M8 8,4 16,1 21,1 4,4
25 25 M6 6,2 11,9 16,2 5,0
25 30 M6 4,8 8,9 11,5 6,0
25 30 M8 4,8 8,9 11,5 6,0
30 20 M8 12,6 24,0 32,0 4,0
30 25 M8 8,6 14,8 20,0 5,0
30 30 M8 6,1 11,5 15,4 6,0
30 40 M8 4,1 8,1 10,6 8,0
40 20 M8 26,7 50,8 73,3 4,0
40 28 M8 15,4 28,3 38,8 5,6
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

40 28 M10 15,4 28,3 38,8 5,6
40 30 M8 13,5 25,0 35,0 6,0
40 30 M10 13,5 25,0 35,0 6,0
40 35 M8 10,3 18,7 26,5 7,0
40 35 M10 10,3 18,7 26,5 7,0
40 40 M8 8,6 15,8 21,7 8,0
40 40 M10 8,6 15,8 21,7 8,0
40 45 M10 7,3 13,7 18,8 9,0
50 25 M10 36,2 66,7 91,9 5,0
50 30 M10 28,4 52,4 72,0 5,0
50 35 M10 20,7 38,3 52,7 7,0
50 40 M10 14,6 27,1 37,7 8,0
50 45 M10 11,5 21,5 30,0 9,0
50 50 M10 9,3 17,8 24,2 10,0
60 36 M10 35,8 66,5 91,9 7,2
60 36 M12 35,8 66,5 91,9 7,2
60 40 M10 29,4 54,9 74,6 8,0
60 40 M12 29,4 54,9 74,6 8,0
60 45 M10 23,3 43,5 60,3 9,0
ED.2015 DD3
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

60 45 M12 23,3 43,5 60,3 9,0
60 50 M12 18,7 34,7 47,8 10,0
60 55 M12 13,8 25,8 35,5 11,0
65 35 M10 45,0 84,0 116,0 7,0
65 45 M10 26,3 48,5 67,0 9,0
65 45 M12 26,3 48,5 67,0 9,0
65 50 M12 20,0 36,7 51,1 10,0
70 30 M10 74,2 137,5 187,5 6,0
70 30 M12 74,2 137,5 187,5 6,0
70 35 M10 54,1 107,6 148,3 7,0
70 35 M12 54,1 107,6 148,3 7,0
70 40 M10 42,6 79,4 110,3 8,0
70 40 M12 42,6 79,4 110,3 8,0
70 45 M10 33,3 61,5 83,8 9,0
70 45 M12 33,3 61,5 83,8 9,0
70 50 M10 27,3 50,0 69,3 10,0
70 50 M12 27,3 50,0 69,3 10,0
70 60 M10 21,9 40,4 55,6 12,0
70 60 M12 21,9 40,4 55,6 12,0
ED.2015 DD4
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

70 70 M10 17,7 32,8 45,3 14,0
70 70 M12 17,7 32,8 45,3 14,0
75 40 M12 46,2 85,3 117,6 8,0
75 50 M12 34,1 63,6 88,6 10,0
75 55 M12 26,5 50,0 69,4 11,0
80 40 M14 62,9 117,6 161,8 8,0
80 50 M12 42,0 78,4 108,0 10,0
80 50 M14 42,0 78,4 108,0 10,0
80 60 M14 27,8 51,9 71,3 12,0
80 70 M14 21,9 39,8 54,7 14,0
80 80 M14 17,6 32,4 44,6 16,0
100 40 M16 121,9 218,8 303,1 8,0
100 45 M16 93,2 168,9 233,8 9,0
100 50 M16 72,6 131,0 181,0 10,0
100 55 M16 59,6 110,6 153,2 11,0
100 60 M16 51,9 94,2 130,8 12,0
100 100 M16 19,0 33,2 46,7 20,0
150 75 M16 60,4 108,2 150,7 15,0
150 75 M20 60,4 108,2 150,7 15,0
ED.2015 DD5
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MALE/MALE WAISTED BOBBIN Type GVV
(approx. 2.0kg) to over 340 daN (approx. 346kg).
Cold formed screws and nuts Nuts: ClassScrews

4 : Class 4.8
Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 GVV1
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MALE/MALE WAISTED BOBBIN Type GVV
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H G Mxl 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
10 15 6 M4X10 1,6 2,4 3,3 3,0
12 14 7 M4X10 2,0 3,0 4,2 2,8
12 14 7 M5X10 2,0 3,0 4,2 2,8
16 15 12,5 M5X10 3,4 6,5 10,1 3,0
20 19 14,5 M6X18 4,0 6,0 8,2 3,8
25 20 10 M6X18 2,8 4,2 5,8 4,0
25 20 17 M6X18 4,8 7,3 10,2 4,0
30 20 24 M8X20 6,8 10,1 14,0 4,0
40 30 15 M8X23 4,1 6,0 8,2 6,0
40 30 27 M8X23 7,0 10,5 14,4 6,0
60 60 50 M10X25 13,9 20,6 28,4 12,0
ED.2015 GVV2
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MALE/FEMALE WAISTED BOBBIN Type GVD
They come in various sizes, from 8 to 150mm, with loads applied from
2daN (approx. 2kg) to over 350 daN (approx. 356kg).
Cold formed screws and nuts Nuts: Class 4 Screws : Class 4.8
Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 GVD1
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MALE/FEMALE WAISTED BOBBIN Type GVD
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H G d Mxl 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
10 15 6 M4 M4X10 1,7 2,5 3,4 3,0
20 19 14,5 M6 M6X18 4,1 6,2 8,4 3,8
25 20 10 M6 M6X18 2,9 4,3 5,9 4,0
25 20 17 M6 M6X18 5,0 7,5 10,4 4,0
30 20 24 M8 M8X20 6,9 10,4 14,4 4,0
40 30 15 M8 M8X23 4,2 6,1 8,4 6,0
40 30 27 M8 M8X23 7,2 10,8 14,8 6,0
60 60 50 M10 M10X25 14,2 21,2 29,1 12,0
ED.2015 GVD2
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FEMALE/FEMALE WAISTED BOBBIN Type GDD
2daN (approx. 2kg) to over 350 daN (approx. 356kg).
Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 GDD1
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FEMALE/FEMALE WAISTED BOBBIN Type GDD
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H G d 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
10 15 6 M3 1,7 2,5 3,5 3,0
10 15 6 M4 1,7 2,5 3,5 3,0
20 19 14,5 M6 4,2 6,3 8,6 3,8
25 20 17 M6 5,1 7,7 10,7 4,0
30 20 24 M8 7,1 10,6 14,8 4,0
40 30 15 M8 4,3 6,3 8,6 6,0
40 30 27 M8 7,4 11,0 15,1 6,0
60 60 50 M10 14,6 21,6 29,8 12,0
ED.2015 GDD2
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PROTECTED HEAD BOBBIN Type AMS
Extremely versatile mounts for vibration, shock, noise control.

Fibet AMS patented series are designed to work in compression,
shear and even in traction when required.
Their simple design and construction allows their use in a wide
variety of industrial applications.
Metal caps offer excellent shock and vibration protection
in hostile environments.
APPLICATIONS
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Washers: DD12 or DD13 steel (UNI EN 10111)

Natural rubber NR
Zinc plated in accordance with CE standards CHROME VI free, whit
e
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D H Vxl d Type
25 15 M6X10 - 1
25 20 M6X13 - 1
25 25 M6X10 - 1
40 30 M8X16 - 1
40 30 M8X23 - 1
50 20 M10X27 - 1
50 30 M10X27 - 1
25 20 M6X10 M6 2
25 20 M6X13 M6 2
50 30 M10X27 M6 2
25 20 - M6 3
40 30 - M8 3
50 30 - M10 3
ED.2015 AMS2
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Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4
D H G Vxl d CH Type
25 20 18 M6X13 - - 1
40 30 15 M8X16 - - 1
40 30 15 M8X23 - - 1
40 30 27 M8X16 - - 1
40 30 27 M8X23 - - 1
28 20 18 M6X13 - 25 4
25 20 18 M6X13 M6 - 2
40 30 15 M8X23 M8 - 2
40 30 27 M8X23 M8 - 2
25 20 18 - M6 - 3
40 30 15 - M8 - 3
40 30 27 - M8 - 3
ED.2015 AMS3
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MALE CYLINDRICAL BUFFERS Type VE
An extensive range of mounts used for a wide number of applications.

The mounts are designed to prevent shocks and overloading,
thanks to their progressive absorption.
2daN (approx. 2kg) to over 1,000 daN (approx. 1,020kg).
Washer: DD12 steel UNI 10111
Welded screws and nuts
Natural rubber NR
• Engines • Tooling machinery • Pump
• Special equipment • HVAC • Gensets
ED.2015 VE1
Page 85
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

8 8 M3X06 2,9 5,0 7,1 1,6
10 8 M4X10 3,6 6,7 9,3 1,6
14 13 M4X10 3,4 6,6 9,1 2,6
15 8 M4X10 11,8 21,7 30,0 1,6
16 10 M4X12 8,2 15,4 21,3 2,0
16 10 M5X12 8,2 15,4 21,3 2,0
16 15 M4X10 4,2 7,6 10,7 3,0
16 20 M4X10 2,4 4,5 6,3 4,0
18 9 M6X18 15,1 28,2 39,2 1,7
20 8 M6X18 17,7 32,4 44,8 1,6
20 12 M6X18 10,2 18,9 26,0 2,4
20 15 M6X18 6,9 13,1 18,0 3,0
20 20 M6X18 4,0 7,4 10,2 4,0
20 25 M6X18 2,8 5,2 7,2 5,0
20 30 M6X18 1,8 3,3 4,6 6,0
25 8 M6X18 31,0 59,5 83,3 1,6
25 8 M8X20 31,0 59,5 83,3 1,6
ED.2015 VE2
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

25 10 M8X20 24,8 47,6 66,7 2,0
25 15 M6X18 13,8 26,4 37,0 3,0
25 17 M6X18 12,5 22,9 31,6 3,4
25 19 M8X20 10,6 19,4 26,9 3,8
25 20 M6X18 9,6 17,7 24,0 4,0
25 20 M8X20 9,6 17,7 24,0 4,0
25 22 M8X20 7,4 13,8 18,4 4,4
25 25 M6X18 5,4 10,1 14,0 5,0
25 30 M8X20 4,0 7,4 9,8 6,0
30 15 M8X20 17,9 33,5 46,9 3,0
30 17 M8X20 14,7 27,1 37,4 3,4
30 20 M8X20 11,5 21,6 29,5 4,0
30 22 M8X20 8,4 15,5 21,3 4,4
30 25 M8X20 6,7 11,1 15,3 5,0
30 30 M8X20 4,7 8,6 11,8 6,0
40 40 M8X20 3,6 6,5 9,0 8,0
40 20 M8X23 23,6 44,4 63,5 4,0
ED.2015 VE3
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

40 20 M10X25 23,6 44,4 63,5 4,0
40 25 M10X25 16,6 31,1 42,9 5,0
40 27 M8X23 14,0 26,0 35,6 5,4
40 28 M10X25 14,0 26,0 35,6 5,6
40 30 M8X23 11,8 22,2 30,8 6,0
40 30 M10X25 11,8 22,2 30,8 6,0
40 35 M8X23 9,0 16,7 23,2 7,0
40 35 M10X25 9,0 16,7 23,2 7,0
40 40 M8X23 7,4 13,9 19,0 8,0
40 40 M10X25 7,4 13,9 19,0 8,0
40 45 M10X25 6,3 11,9 16,4 9,0
50 15 M10X25 57,5 107,2 147,6 3,0
50 20 M10X28 52,3 97,3 134,3 4,0
50 21 M10X25 50,0 93,2 128,4 4,2
50 25 M10X25 36,6 68,0 93,9 5,0
50 30 M10X25 25,1 46,2 64,1 6,0
50 35 M10X25 18,9 33,8 46,5 7,0
ED.2015 VE4
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

50 40 M10X25 13,0 24,0 33,2 8,0
50 45 M10X25 10,2 18,9 26,3 9,0
50 50 M10X25 8,3 15,5 21,4 10,0
58 22 M10X25 70,6 131,6 159,3 4,4
60 25 M10X25 59,8 97,4 153,7 5,0
60 30 M12X37 42,3 77,6 107,0 6,0
60 36 M10X25 33,7 62,7 86,2 7,2
60 36 M12X37 33,7 62,7 86,2 7,2
60 40 M10X25 27,5 51,1 69,6 8,0
60 40 M12X37 27,5 51,1 69,6 8,0
60 45 M10X25 22,0 40,8 56,4 9,0
60 45 M12X37 22,0 40,8 56,4 9,0
60 50 M12X37 17,5 32,4 44,8 10,0
60 55 M12X37 15,0 27,9 38,3 11,0
65 35 M10X25 39,7 73,9 102,4 7,0
65 45 M12X37 23,5 43,6 60,4 9,0
65 50 M12X37 17,7 32,5 45,1 10,0
ED.2015 VE5
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

70 30 M10X25 65,5 122,0 167,6 6,0
70 30 M12X37 65,5 122,0 167,6 6,0
70 35 M10X25 47,7 95,1 130,9 7,0
70 35 M12X37 47,7 95,1 130,9 7,0
70 40 M10X25 37,7 70,2 97,0 8,0
70 40 M12X37 37,7 70,2 97,0 8,0
70 45 M10X25 29,6 55,0 73,9 9,0
70 45 M12X37 29,6 55,0 73,9 9,0
70 50 M10X25 23,6 44,3 61,3 10,0
70 50 M12X37 23,6 44,3 61,3 10
70 60 M10X25 19,5 35,7 49,3 12
70 60 M12X37 19,5 35,7 49,3 12
70 70 M10X25 15,8 29,0 40,1 14
70 70 M12X37 15,8 29,0 40,1 14
75 25 M12X37 107,6 204,0 280,8 5
75 30 M12X37 89,3 166,2 229,5 6
75 40 M12X37 40,6 91,4 124,8 8
ED.2015 VE6
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

75 50 M12X37 30,2 56,2 77,6 10
75 55 M12X37 23,6 44,3 61,1 11
80 30 M14X35 104,4 197,1 271,0 6
80 40 M14X35 55,4 103,4 143,1 8
80 50 M14X35 38,2 69,1 95,3 10
80 60 M14X35 24,6 46,2 63,4 12
80 70 M14X35 19,0 35,4 48,5 14
80 80 M14X35 15,1 27,9 38,3 16
100 30 M16X44 158,7 397,1 535,7 6
100 40 M16X44 106,7 198,0 270,8 8
100 50 M16X44 64,4 119,8 165,6 10
100 55 M16X44 53,9 101,9 138,5 11
100 60 M16X44 44,0 81,4 112,3 12
100 100 M16X44 16,8 31,2 43,0 20
ED.2015 VE7
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FEMALE CYLINDRICAL BUFFERS Type DE

2daN (approx. 2kg) to over 1,000 daN (approx. 1,020kg).
Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 DE1
Page 92
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

16 10 M4 8,1 13,3 17,9 2,0
16 10 M5 8,1 13,3 17,9 2,0
16 15 M4 4,3 7,7 10,8 3,0
16 15 M5 4,3 7,7 10,8 3,0
16 20 M4 2,4 4,4 6,1 4,0
16 20 M5 2,4 4,4 6,1 4,0
20 15 M6 7,0 13,3 18,4 3,0
20 20 M6 4,0 7,5 10,4 4,0
20 25 M6 2,9 5,5 7,7 5,0
20 30 M6 2,0 3,7 5,2 6,0
25 15 M6 14,0 26,9 37,7 3,0
25 17 M6 12,1 22,6 31,4 3,4
25 20 M6 9,8 18,1 24,5 4,0
25 20 M8 9,8 18,1 24,5 4,0
25 22 M8 7,9 14,5 20,0 4,4
25 25 M6 5,5 10,3 14,3 5,0
25 25 M8 5,5 10,3 14,3 5,0
25 30 M8 4,0 7,6 10,0 6,0
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

30 15 M8 18,3 34,2 47,7 3,0
30 17 M8 14,9 29,0 39,2 3,4
30 20 M8 11,7 19,8 30,2 4,0
30 22 M8 9,8 18,0 24,8 4,4
30 25 M8 6,8 12,8 16,0 5,0
30 30 M8 5,4 10,0 13,8 6,0
30 40 M8 4,0 7,3 10,1 8,0
40 20 M8 24,1 45,3 62,3 4,0
40 20 M10 24,1 45,3 62,3 4,0
40 25 M10 16,9 31,7 43,7 5,0
40 27 M8 14,2 26,3 36,1 5,4
40 28 M10 13,8 25,6 35,0 5,6
40 30 M8 12,1 22,6 31,5 6,0
40 30 M10 12,1 22,6 31,5 6,0
40 35 M8 9,1 17,0 23,7 7,0
40 35 M10 9,1 17,0 23,7 7,0
40 40 M8 6,8 14,1 19,3 8,0
40 40 M10 6,8 14,1 19,3 8,0
ED.2015 DE3
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

40 45 M10 6,4 12,2 16,8 9,0
50 21 M10 53,6 100,0 137,7 4,2
50 25 M10 37,4 69,3 95,8 5,0
50 30 M10 25,6 47,1 65,4 6,0
50 35 M10 18,5 34,5 47,5 7,0
50 40 M10 13,2 24,5 33,9 8,0
50 45 M10 10,4 19,3 26,8 z
50 50 M10 8,5 15,8 21,9 10,0
58 22 M10 85,3 156,7 216,5 4,4
60 25 M10 64,0 104,1 164,4 5,0
60 36 M10 34,4 64,0 88,0 7,2
60 36 M12 34,4 64,0 88,0 7,2
60 40 M10 28,1 52,2 70,9 8,0
60 40 M12 28,1 52,2 70,9 8,0
60 45 M10 22,4 41,6 57,6 9,0
60 45 M12 22,4 41,6 57,6 9,0
60 50 M12 17,9 33,1 45,7 10,0
60 55 M12 14,7 27,1 37,3 11,0
ED.2015 DE4
Page 95
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

65 35 M10 40,5 75,4 104,5 7,0
65 45 M12 23,5 43,6 60,4 9,0
65 50 M12 18,1 33,2 46,0 10,0
70 30 M10 66,8 124,4 169,8 6,0
70 30 M12 66,8 124,4 169,8 6,0
70 35 M10 48,7 96,9 133,7 7,0
70 35 M12 48,7 96,9 133,7 7,0
70 40 M10 38,5 71,6 99,0 8,0
70 40 M12 38,5 71,6 99,0 8,0
70 45 M10 30,2 56,1 75,3 9,0
70 45 M12 30,2 56,1 75,3 9,0
70 50 M10 24,1 45,3 62,6 10,0
70 50 M12 24,1 45,3 62,6 10,0
70 60 M10 19,9 36,4 50,3 12,0
70 60 M12 19,9 36,4 50,3 12,0
70 70 M10 16,1 29,7 40,9 14,0
70 70 M12 16,1 29,7 40,9 14,0
75 25 M12 109,7 208,0 286,5 5,0
ED.2015 DE5
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

75 40 M12 41,5 93,3 114,3 8,0
75 50 M12 30,8 57,3 79,2 10,0
75 55 M14 24,1 45,2 62,3 11,0
80 30 M14 106,7 201,1 276,6 6,0
80 40 M14 56,6 105,6 146,2 8,0
80 50 M14 37,4 70,5 97,3 10,0
80 60 M14 25,1 47,2 64,8 12,0
80 70 M14 19,4 36,1 49,6 14,0
80 80 M14 15,8 29,2 40,1 16
100 30 M16 161,9 405,3 546,7 6
100 40 M16 108,9 202,1 276,3 8
100 50 M16 68,2 127,0 175,4 10
100 55 M16 57,2 108,0 146,8 11
100 60 M16 46,7 86,3 119,1 12
100 100 M16 15,9 29,4 40,5 20
ED.2015 DE6
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MALE CONICAL BUFFERS Type VP

a few Newtons to over 1,000 daN (approx. 1,020kg).
Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 VP1
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MALE CONICAL BUFFERS Type VP
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

24 25 M6X18 5,6 8,2 11,4 5,0
24 35 M6X18 3,5 5,1 7,1 7,0
30 30 M6X14 4,9 7,2 9,9 6,0
30 36 M6X14 5,5 8,0 10,8 7,2
45 30 M8X23 12,8 18.6 25.6 6,0
50 50 M8X23 5,7 7,1 10,1 10,0
50 50 M10X25 5,7 7,1 10,1 10,0
50 67 M8X33 4,9 7,1 9,8 13,4
60 60 M12X37 13,0 19,1 26,3 12,0
100 83 M16X44 29,4 43,0 59,3 16,6
100 95 M12X31 9,4 18,8 28,3 19,0
100 95 M16X44 9,4 18,8 28,3 19,0
100 120 M12X31 7,0 14,0 21,0 24,0
100 120 M16X44 7,0 14,0 21,0 24,0
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FEMALE CONICAL BUFFERS Type DP

Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 DP1
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FEMALE CONICAL BUFFERS Type DP
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

24 25 M6 5,8 8,5 11,5 5,0
24 35 M6 3,7 5,3 7,2 7,0
30 30 M6 5,1 7,3 10,0 6,0
30 36 M6 5,6 8,1 10,9 7,2
45 30 M8 12,8 18.6 25.6 6,0
50 50 M8 5,8 7,1 9,9 10,0
50 50 M10 5,8 7,1 9,9 10,0
50 67 M8 5,0 7,3 10,0 13,4
60 60 M12 13,3 19,5 27,0 12,0
100 83 M16 30,1 44,1 60,7 16,6
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MALE WAISTED BUFFERS Type GVE

Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 GVE1
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MALE WAISTED BUFFERS Type GVE
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H G Mxl 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
25 20 10 M6X18 2,8 4,1 5,6 4,0
25 20 17 M6X18 4,7 7,2 9,9 4,0
30 20 24 M8X20 6,5 9,8 13,6 4,0
40 30 27 M8X23 6,8 10,2 14,0 6,0
60 60 50 M10X25 13,5 20.1 27.7 12,0
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FEMALE WAISTED BUFFERS Type GDE

Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 GDE1
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FEMALE WAISTED BUFFERS Type GDE
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

D H G M 45 IRHD 60 IRHD 70 IRHD deflection
25 20 17 M6 4,7 7,2 10,0 4,0
30 20 24 M8 6,6 9,8 13,6 4,0
40 30 27 M8 6,8 10,2 14,0 6,0
60 60 50 M10 13,6 20,1 27,7 12,0
ED.2015 GDE2
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FULLY BONDED BUSHES Type FBNA
The FBNA range of bushes are designed to eliminate high frequencies whilst
supporting high loads during operation.
This is achieved through elastic deformation of the rubber under the effect of
the external forces being applied to the metal tubes.
The bushes are manufactured with the rubber bonded both to the inner and the outer
tubes, and pre-loaded using a special process that assures a high resistance
to the stresses involved during the operation.
Fe 360 Steel (ISO 3305/3306)

Natural rubber NR
• Flexible Joints • Motor vehicles
• Earth moving machinery • General machinery & equipment
ED.2015 FBNA1
FBNA
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load
Approximate schemes for forces and constraints
15mm from 30 mm N.B. The Driving Seat must assure a minimum

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
interference of 0.02mm, with a tolerance of -0.05mm
from 16 mm -0 / +0,30 from 31 mm to 70mm -0 / +0,15 i.e. A Bush with an Outside Diameter of 30mm
to 25mm must be fitted into a hole with a dimension
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
from 26 mm 50mm -0 / +0,40 from 71 mm 100 mm -0 / +0,20
Subject to agreement, we are able to supply products to
over 51 mm to be defined over 101 mm to be defined closer tolerances where required.
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
RADIAL AXIAL TORSIONAL CONICAL

Average
d D I L Average Max Average Max Average Max Average Max Weight
Stiffness Deflec. Stiffness Deflec. Stiffness Angle Stiffness Angle g.
(daN/mm) (mm) (daN/mm) (mm) (Nm/°) (+/-°gradi) (Nm/°) (+/-°gradi)
8,2 32 18 23 29 1,4 8 1,0 0,19 35° 0,08 6° 35
9,5 20,6 19 22,2 207 0,5 23 0,7 0,27 25° 0,53 6° 25
10 22 15 17 207 0,5 22 0,5 0,32 25° 0,31 6° 25
10 25 35 41 1483 0,5 104 1,4 1,75 20° 13,76 3° 75
10 32 15 20 32 1,1 9 1,0 0,24 30° 0,05 7° 35
10 32 24 30 350 1,1 35 1,0 0,70 20° 3,50 3° 105
12 25 25 28 764 0,5 67 0,7 1,22 20° 3,52 3° 45
12 30 34 34 425 0,8 55 0,1 1,36 30° 3,98 7° 75
12 30 34 44 425 0,8 55 2,1 1,36 30° 3,98 3° 80
12 30 36 40 414 0,9 55 0,8 1,42 30° 4,40 3° 75
12 34 35 41 249 1,1 43 1,4 1,32 20° 2,61 3° 100
12 50 50 62 102 2,3 24 2,7 1,45 30° 2,44 7° 235
12,5 74,5 45 66 126 3,4 35 4,4 2,83 30° 1,52 7° 600
Items produced only on request. Supply quantities on request.
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
to 25mm
must be fitted into a hole with a dimension
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average
d D I L Average Max Average Max Average Max Average Max Weight
Stiffness Deflec. Stiffness Deflec. Stiffness Angle Stiffness Angle g.
(daN/mm) (mm) (daN/mm) (mm) (Nm/°) (+/-°gradi) (+/-Nm/°) (°gradi)
13 30 40 40 396 0,8 44 0,0 1,13 30° 5,12 3° 85
14,5 74,5 45 66 126 3,4 35 4,2 4,69 30° 2,51 7° 580
16 38 64 72 2070 0,7 127 1,6 4,90 20° 67,06 1° 300
16,0 50,0 60,0 82,0 390 1,9 68 4,5 4,43 20° 12,93 3° 400
16 51 38 47,5 102 2,0 23 2,0 1,65 30° 1,35 7° 190
16 51 44,3 53,8 128 2,0 27 2,1 1,94 30° 2,31 7° 220
17 38 33 38 449 1,1 60 1,2 2,63 25° 3,98 3° 120
18 57 60 72 159 2,4 34 2,4 3,01 30° 5,51 7° 350
18 57 70 86 393 2,3 73 3,3 6,72 30° 17,94 7° 450
28 66 55 69 234 2,1 43 2,8 5,86 20° 6,43 3° 450
38 82 70 90 720 2,1 89 2,8 20,40 15° 30,32 1° 1.270
40 82 70 90 732 1,9 90 4,0 20,46 15° 30,80 1° 1.200
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SEMI BONDED BUSHES Type FBNS
The FBNS range of bushes are designed to eliminate high frequencies

whilst supporting high loads during operation.
This is achieved through elastic deformation of the rubber under the effect
of the external forces being applied to the metal tubes.
The bushes are manufactured with the rubber assembled to the outer
tube and bonded to the inner tube.
Fe 360 Steel (ISO 3305/3306)

Natural rubber NR
ED.2015 FBNS1
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
to 25mm
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

d D I L Stiffness Deflec. Max Stiffness Deflec. Max Stiffness Angle. Max Stiffness Angle. Max
8,2 16,0 14,0 15,0 683 0,2 49 0,2 0,36 15° 0,94 3°
8,2 20,0 14,0 21,0 111 0,2 20 0,2 0,24 30° 0,16 7°
8,2 20,0 15,0 17,0 126 0,5 22 0,2 0,26 30° 0,20 7°
8,2 20,0 15,0 19,0 126 0,5 22 0,8 0,26 30° 0,20 7°
8,2 22,0 20,0 23,0 167 0,6 27 0,6 0,35 30° 0,52 7°
8,2 32,0 34,0 40,0 317 0,9 48 1,2 1,31 30° 3,06 3°
10,0 22,0 15,0 17,0 343 0,4 37 0,4 0,54 20° 0,52 3°
10,0 22,0 15,0 19,0 343 0,4 37 0,8 0,54 20° 0,52 3°
10,0 22,0 20,0 23,0 612 0,4 54 0,6 0,75 20° 1,73 1°
10,0 22,0 25,0 30,0 958 0,4 73 1,0 0,95 20° 4,35 3°
10,0 22,0 30,0 33,0 1380 0,4 93 0,6 1,16 15° 9,19 2°
10,0 24,0 18,0 22,0 239 0,5 33 0,8 0,56 25° 0,56 5°
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
from 16 mm to 25mm -0 / +0,30 from 31 mm to 70mm -0 / +0,15 i.e. A Bush with an Outside Diameter of 30mm
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

10,0 24,0 18,0 24,0 239 0,5 33 1,2 0,56 30° 0,56 3°
10,0 27,0 17,0 22,0 113 0,8 22 1,0 0,47 30° 0,25 3°
10,0 28,0 20,0 27,0 128 0,8 25 1,4 0,56 20° 0,41 5°
10,0 30,0 45,0 49,0 1114 0,7 98 0,8 2,52 30° 17,96 3°
11,4 25,4 51,0 54,0 1698 0,6 122 0,6 2,00 20° 34,80 1°
12,0 24,0 35,0 38,0 2332 0,4 133 0,6 1,93 20° 21,30 1°
12,0 25,0 20,0 24,0 492 0,5 50 0,8 0,95 20° 1,41 3°
12,0 25,0 35,0 38,0 1483 0,5 104 0,6 1,75 20° 13,80 1°
12,0 25,0 50,0 54,0 3000 0,5 168 0,8 2,54 20° 57,84 1°
12,0 26,0 18,0 24,0 287 0,5 37 1,2 0,78 30° 0,67 7°
12,0 26,0 20,0 24,0 351 0,5 42 0,8 0,88 30° 1,03 7°
12,0 26,0 23,0 27,0 458 0,5 51 0,2 1,03 20° 1,81 4°
ED.2015 FBNS3
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
to 25mm
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

12,0 26,0 32,0 34,0 865 0,5 76 0,4 1,47 30° 6,79 7°
12,0 26,5 18,0 24,0 287 0,5 37 1,2 0,78 30° 0,67 7°
12,0 27,0 38,0 42,0 888 0,6 81 0,8 1,67 30° 10,09 3°
12,0 27,0 50,0 56,0 1271 0,6 106 1,2 2,16 20° 25,38 1°
12,0 27,0 60,0 68,0 1799 0,6 133 1,6 2,61 15° 51,84 1°
12,0 28,0 32,0 38,0 499 0,7 58 1,2 1,33 20° 4,06 3°
12,0 28,0 40,0 44,0 755 0,7 76 0,8 1,68 25° 9,66 2°
12,0 30,0 24,0 28,0 203 0,8 34 0,8 0,92 30° 0,94 4°
12,0 30,0 21,0 30,0 161 0,8 29 1,8 0,79 30° 0,56 4°
12,0 30,0 24,0 30,0 203 0,8 34 1,2 0,92 30° 0,94 4°
12,0 30,0 25,0 28,0 218 0,8 36 0,6 0,96 30° 1,10 4°
12,0 30,0 39,0 44,0 477 0,8 61 1,0 1,55 30° 5,97 2°
ED.2015 FBNS4
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
to 25mm
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

12,0 32,0 34,0 40,0 317 0,9 48 1,2 1,31 30° 3,06 3°
12,0 40,0 58,0 66,0 330 1,5 58 1,6 2,28 30° 10,04 3°
12,1 42,2 75,0 82,0 487 1,6 77 2,4 3,36 20° 24,65 1°
12,5 52,0 40,0 52,0 230 1,7 47 2,4 3,72 30° 3,33 3°
13,0 27,0 38,0 44,0 1322 0,5 101 1,2 2,05 25° 14,72 3°
14,3 27,0 40,0 45,0 2330 0,5 141 1,0 2,72 25° 28,32 2°
14,3 27,0 50,0 56,0 2855 0,5 167 1,2 3,26 20° 55,24 1°
14,3 29,0 32,0 44,0 760 0,6 74 2,4 1,85 20° 6,03 2°
14,3 30,0 25,0 28,0 371 0,7 48 0,6 1,35 30° 1,80 7°
14,3 30,0 25,0 30,0 371 0,7 48 1,0 1,35 30° 1,80 7°
14,3 30,0 33,0 44,5 621 0,7 67 2,3 1,82 30° 5,34 3°
14,3 30,0 38,0 42,0 809 0,7 80 0,8 2,11 30° 9,27 3°
ED.2015 FBNS5
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

14,3 30,0 39,0 44,5 850 0,7 82 1,1 2,17 30° 10,26 3°
14,3 30,0 44,5 50,8 1088 0,7 97 1,3 2,49 25° 17,12 2°
14,3 30,0 45,0 49,0 1114 0,7 98 0,8 2,52 25° 17,96 2°
14,3 30,2 63,5 69,85 2039 0,7 148 1,3 3,58 20° 65,93 1°
14,3 30,2 85,9 91,6 3645 0,7 220 1,1 4,88 15° 215,80 1°
14,3 32,0 38,0 46,0 529 0,8 65 1,6 1,97 25° 6,24 2°
14,0 32,0 49,6 54,0 1565 0,7 123 0,9 3,60 25° 30,55 2°
14,3 31,7 57,4 62,0 1198 0,8 110 0,9 3,05 20° 32,19 1°
14,0 32,0 60,0 66,0 2255 0,4 157 1,2 4,39 25° 64,62 2°
14,0 40,0 60,0 70,0 2317 0,8 166 2,0 6,56 30° 66,54 3°
14,0 40,0 60,0 72,0 2317 0,8 166 2,4 6,56 30° 66,54 3°
14,0 52,0 56,0 64,0 352 1,8 64 1,6 4,87 30° 10,04 3°
ED.2015 FBNS6
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
•
RADIALE ASSIALE
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

16,0 32,0 25,0 28,0 869 0,5 77 0,6 2,52 20° 4,01 5°
16,0 32,0 28,0 32,0 530 0,7 61 0,8 1,97 20° 3,23 3°
16,0 32,0 49,6 54,0 1565 0,7 123 0,9 3,60 15° 30,55 1°
16,0 32,0 60,0 66,0 2255 0,7 157 1,2 4,39 20° 64,61 1°
16,0 32,0 60,0 69,0 2255 0,7 157 1,8 4,39 20° 64,61 1°
16,0 33,0 50,0 59,0 1589 0,7 124 1,8 3,64 15° 31,53 1°
16,0 33,0 60,0 66,0 2255 0,7 157 1,2 4,39 15° 64,61 1°
16,0 35,0 58,0 62,0 1332 0,8 119 0,8 3,91 20° 36,46 1°
16,0 36,0 30,0 38,0 289 1,0 46 1,6 1,86 30° 2,15 7°
16,0 36,0 35,0 38,0 377 1,0 55 0,6 2,19 30° 3,84 7°
16,0 36,0 65,0 70,0 1894 0,8 149 1,0 5,52 20° 64,78 1°
16,2 38,0 60,0 72,1 3192 0,8 199 2,4 7,67 20° 90,59 1°
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
•
RADIALE ASSIALE
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

16,0 40,0 35,0 43,0 255 1,2 46 1,6 2,09 30° 2,70 2°
16,5 45,0 75,0 82,0 1055 1,3 119 1,4 6,82 25° 50,56 1°
16,0 46,0 60,0 67,0 486 1,5 75 1,4 4,41 25° 15,47 2°
16,0 46,0 60,0 82,0 486 1,5 75 4,4 4,41 25° 15,47 1°
18,0 34,0 32,0 36,0 1099 0,6 94 0,8 3,42 20° 8,59 3°
18,0 34,0 65,0 71,0 4383 0,6 239 1,2 7,19 20° 145,20 1°
18,0 42,2 35,0 38,0 335 1,1 54 0,6 2,89 30° 3,47 7°
18,0 42,2 35,0 42,0 335 1,1 54 1,4 2,89 30° 3,47 7°
18,0 46,0 60,0 67,0 560 1,4 81 1,4 4,86 25° 17,62 3°
20,0 38,0 35,0 38,0 1126 0,7 99 0,6 4,36 20° 10,69 3°
20,0 42,2 35,0 46,0 488 1,0 66 2,2 3,66 20° 4,90 3°
20,0 44,0 38,0 42,0 439 1,1 64 0,8 3,82 30° 5,32 7°
ED.2015 FBNS8
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
•
RADIALE ASSIALE
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

20,0 45,0 40,0 46,0 640 1,0 78 1,2 4,24 30° 8,40 3°
20,0 45,0 55,0 62,5 740 1,2 92 1,5 5,52 25° 18,98 3°
20,0 45,0 59,5 62,5 851 1,2 101 0,6 5,99 25° 25,50 3°
20,0 46,0 35,0 42,0 769 0,9 85 1,4 5,95 30° 7,51 7°
20,0 46,0 45,0 55,0 1228 0,9 116 2,0 7,75 25° 19,96 3°
20,0 46,0 60,0 67,0 765 1,3 96 1,4 5,95 20° 23,53 2°
20,0 49,0 59,0 64,0 743 1,3 94 0,8 5,85 25° 22,09 2°
20,0 50,4 75,2 80,6 2258 1,1 182 1,0 12,29 20° 104,50 2°
20,0 50,5 90,0 95,0 2329 1,2 195 1,0 14,00 15° 156,30 1°
20,0 52,0 40,0 52,0 326 1,5 57 2,4 4,83 30° 4,56 7°
20,0 52,0 60,0 60,0 1782 1,1 156 1,2 13,25 25° 52,23 5°
20,0 52,0 60,0 66,0 1782 1,1 156 1,2 13,25 25° 52,23 5°
ED.2015 FBNS9
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
•
RADIALE ASSIALE
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

20,2 63,0 66,5 72,5 1279 1,4 140 1,2 16,89 30° 47,66 3°
22,0 46,6 76,0 78,6 1892 1,1 164 0,5 10,34 20° 90,23 1°
24,0 42,2 50,0 55,0 3802 0,6 218 1,0 10,77 20° 73,41 3°
24,0 42,2 90,0 96,0 12171 0,6 504 1,2 19,75 20° 77,35 1°
24,0 44,5 48,0 58,0 2136 0,8 157 2,0 9,15 20° 38,69 3°
24,0 45,0 76,5 79,0 4160 0,8 254 5,0 14,06 15° 19,44 1°
24,1 50,5 65,0 71,0 1278 1,2 131 1,2 10,03 20° 45,06 2°
24,1 50,5 78,0 80,6 2418 1,1 191 0,5 12,76 20° 120,41 1°
24,1 50,5 90,0 95,0 2328 1,2 195 1,0 14,00 15° 156,36 1°
24,0 52,0 59,0 66,0 1726 1,1 153 1,4 13,02 20° 48,95 3°
24,0 55,0 55,0 65,0 987 1,3 113 2,0 11,10 25° 25,00 5°
25,0 50,0 62,5 67,5 1757 1,1 154 1,0 11,89 20° 56,10 1°
ED.2015 FBNS10
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
•
RADIALE ASSIALE
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

25,0 50,0 65,5 67,5 1918 1,1 164 0,4 12,49 20° 67,21 1°
25,0 55,0 89,5 93,0 2486 1,2 207 0,8 19,55 15° 163,10 1°
28,0 48,0 60,0 66,0 4035 0,8 241 0,9 15,97 20° 114,15 3°
28,0 60,0 40,0 50,0 1150 1,1 117 2,0 14,82 25° 14,73 5°
28,0 60,0 65,0 80,0 785 1,7 107 3,0 12,11 20° 28,82 2°
28,0 60,0 72,0 75,0 937 1,7 120 0,6 13,46 20° 42,10 2°
28,0 63,0 66,5 72,5 1279 1,4 140 1,2 16,89 20° 47,66 2°
30,0 55,0 89,5 94,0 5431 1,0 321 0,9 27,53 15° 349,00 1°
30,1 57,0 97,5 102,0 8553 0,9 431 0,9 35,95 15° 647,96 1°
30,0 60,0 50,0 55,0 1108 1,2 120 1,0 13,55 25° 22,83 3°
30,0 60,0 60,0 68,0 1194 1,4 131 1,6 15,53 20° 35,98 2°
30,0 63,0 66,5 72,5 1279 1,4 140 1,2 16,88 30° 47,66 3°
32,0 56,0 50,0 55,0 1498 1,1 139 1,0 14,50 25° 30,29 5°
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Load
Load Load
Load
Load

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
to 25mm
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
•
RADIALE ASSIALE
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

32,5 60,0 65,0 84,0 1380 1,4 144 3,8 16,86 25° 48,76 3°
32,0 70,0 90,0 95,0 1239 1,9 150 1,0 21,04 20° 87,22 2°
35,0 59,0 102,0 111,0 10966 0,9 516 1,8 48,35 15° 906,75 1°
38,0 66,0 55,0 60,0 1478 1,3 148 1,0 22,16 20° 36,75 3°
40,0 66,0 86,0 96,0 9752 0,9 474 2,0 57,06 15° 570,20 1°
50,0 80,0 100,0 110,0 8639 1,2 468 2,0 83,41 15° 69,26 1°
60,0 110,0 110,0 120,0 5827 1,8 410 2,0 162,63 15° 579,50 2°
80,0 140,0 110,0 120,0 9892 1,8 587 2,0 379,00 15° 969,00 2°
80,0 140,0 170,0 180,0 22992 1,8 107 2,0 590,00 15° 5361,00 1°
86,0 150,0 180,0 200,0 49200 1,5 181 4,0 907,50 15° 12714,00 1°
100,0 140,0 110,0 120,0 12814 1,7 685 2,0 424,00 15° 1246,00 1°
110,0 160,0 170,0 180,0 50791 1,5 1857 2,0 1069,00 15° 11688,00 1°
124,0 180,0 220,0 230,0 49319 2,0 1926 2,0 1506,00 15° 19174,00 1°
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FLANGED BUSHES Type FBF/FBFN
Versatile bushes that provide the ability to extend service life of suspension
components in vehicular applications.
The FBF and FBFN series bushes are designed and constructed using different materials,
and are shaped to provide a maintenance free function by outlasting the
predicted life of leaf spring and suspension in automotive applications.
Fe 360 Steel (ISO 3305/3306)

Natural rubber NR
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FLANGED BUSHES Type FBF/FBFN
Load Load
Type 1 Type 2
Type 3 Type 4

from 8 mm -0 / +0,15 16 mm -0 / +0,10
to 25mm
of 30mm -0.02/-0.05mm (i.e. 29.98 - 29.93mm)
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

RADIAL TORSIONAL
d D I L Stiffness Deflec.max Stiffness Angle.max Type
(daN/mm) (mm) (Nm/°) (+/-°gradi)
12 30 26 45,5 357 0,8 1,2 30 1
12 30 31 47 462 0,8 1,4 30 1
16,5 40 28 35 289 0,9 1,9 30 2
16,5 40 28 43 790 0,9 5,2 30 2
16,5 40 33 40 621 0,9 3,6 30 2
16 45,7 32 39,9 283 1,3 3,2 20 2
29 52 22,5 32 1320 0,7 9,9 20 3
29 52 32,5 42 2455 0,7 13,8 20 3
32 52 22,5 42 1320 0,7 9,9 20 3
32 52 32,5 42 2455 0,7 13,8 20 3
37 57 32 42 2220 0,8 16,9 20 3
16 40 33 41 621 0,9 3,6 30 4
16 40 38 46 661 0,9 4,0 30 4
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type CGM
The CGM range provides excellent fail-safe dynamic insulation particularly in

vertical direction, both in traction and in compression.
They significantly reduce vibrations and absorb considerable levels of shocks to provide an
excellent all-round solution to a wide range of applications on agricultural machines, tractors,
off-road machines and military equipment.
These mounts are specially suitable for insulating structures where through
assembly is required.
Washer and flange: DD12 or DD13 steel (UNI EN 10111)

Tube: Fe 360 Steel (ISO 3305/3306)
Natural rubber NR
• Engines
• Radiators
• Cabs
NEOPRENE CR and Anti-oil NBR version
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type CGM
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max Average

Hardness
A D1 F1 F2 L1 L2 S1 S2 Stiffness Load Deflec. weight
(IRHD) (daN/mm) (daN) (mm) (g)
45 90,0 81,0 0,9
60 36 20 16,5 16,5 8 10,5 1,5 1,5 150,0 135,0 0,9 20,0
70 230,0 207,0 0,9
45 70,0 84,0 1,2
60 36 18 12 8,5 10 14 1,5 1,5 110,0 132,0 1,2 35,0
70 170,0 204,0 1,2
45 80,0 120,0 1,5
60 50 23 20 16,5 13 22,5 1,5 1,5 140,0 210,0 1,5 65,0
70 210,0 315,0 1,5
45 110,0 209,0 1,9
60 60 27 24 20,5 13 17 1,5 1,5 210,0 399,0 1,9 85,0
70 310,0 589,0 1,9
45 110,0 209,0 1,9
60 60 27 24 20,5 13 23,5 1,5 1,5 210,0 399,0 1,9 85,0
70 310,0 589,0 1,9
60 60 27 24 21 30 34 1,5 1,5 70,0 245,0 3,5 130,0
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type CTC
The CTC range provides excellent fail-safe dynamic insulation particularly in


Natural rubber NR
• Engines
• Radiators
• Cabs
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
A B D2 L1 L2 L3 D1 F1 S1 D S R Stiffness Load Deflec.
45 68,0 102,0 1,5
60 58 6 39.5 26 49.5 18 65 16 4 41 15 1 135,0 202,0 1,5
70 210,0 315,0 1,5
The data related to the average stiffness, maximum load and maximum deflection refer to the assembling scheme shown.
The item code means the mount supplied with washers.
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Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

Hardness
A B F1 D2 L1 L2 L3 D1 F1 S1 D S R Stiffness Load Deflec.
45 43,0 80,0 1,9

50 10 13 32 30 50 20 55 12,2 3,5 31 15 1,5
60 86,0 130,0 1,5
45 58,0 120,0 2,1

65 16 16,5 40 42 61,7 23 70 16 04 39 22 2,3
60 140,0 260,0 1,9
45 130,0 260,0 2,0

89 19 24 57 50,5 73 25 99 24 04 57 28 3
60 240,0 450,0 1,9
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type T
The T range provides excellent fail-safe dynamic insulation particularly in

• Engines
• Radiators
• Cabs

Natural rubber NR
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type T
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max
Hardness
A B C D E F H D1 Sd R T D1 F1 S1 Stiffness Load Deflec.
(IRHD)
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
45 32 10 24 36 27,2 14 13 38 22,7 1,5 9,7 38 10 2 22 50 2,3
55 32 10 24 36 27,2 14 13 38 22,7 1,5 9,7 38 10 2 38 87 2,3
50 51 13 35 51 37 19 17.5 65 31.8 1.5 12.7 65 12 3 45 135 3,0
50 60 17.1 37 53 39.2 17 16 70 35,1 1,5 15,7 70 16 4 75 225 3,0
50 63.5 16 41.2 50.8 44.5 14.2 14.2 74 38.1 1.5 19.1 74 16 4 115 210 1,8
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type FBF
The FBF range provides excellent fail-safe dynamic insulation particularly in


Natural rubber NR
• Engines
• Radiators
• Cabs
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UNIVERSAL MOUNTS Type FBF
Load
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max. Max

d D I L d2 L1 D1 D3 D4 S S1 Stiffness Load Deflec.
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
450 1200 2.7

16,2 59 16 40 25 58 80 60 85 16 min 5
240 720 3
500 1250 2.5

20 59 16 40 30 58 80 60 85 16 min 5
265 800 3
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AIR MOVEMENT MOUNTS Type VVTC
Fibet VVTC Mounts are the best low-cost solution for a wide range of air
movement products.
They are designed with high damping capabilities in the medium-high frequency
to reduce noise (actual and transient) and vibration levels of any air movement
products (including air-conditioning, ventilation & MVHR systems), dramatically
improving the local environment for occupants, users and neighbours.
The mounts are easy to install and are offered in a wide range of kits which
include mounts, nuts & washers to suit any system requirements.
• HVAC Unit
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AIR MOVEMENT MOUNTS Type VVTC
H L M D DM
KIT-4023VVTC20 22,5 20 M8 28 39,5
KIT-4430VVTC20 30 20 M8 29 44
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LIGHT DUTY FEET Type SG
Fibet SG Mounts are the best low-cost solution for a wide

range of air movement products.
They are designed with high damping capabilities in the medium-high frequency
to reduce noise (actual and transient) and vibration levels of any air movement
products (including air-conditioning, ventilation & MVHR systems), dramatically
improving the local environment for occupants, users and neighbours.
The mounts are easy to install and are offered in a wide range of kits which
include mounts, nuts & washers to suit any system requirements.
• HVAC Unit
• Small Mobile Equipment
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LIGHT DUTY FEET Type SG
DM D H M L
SG40 49 37 17 M8 46
SG60 59 51 19 M10 77
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HEAVY DUTY FEET Type ZAL
Series of mounts utilised as support for various plant and machinery.

They come in various sizes, from 8 to 200 mm diameter, with loads applied
from 500 daN (approx. 510kg) to 4,000 daN (approx. 4,079kg).
STANDARD PRODUCTION
Plates: Steel DC04 (UNI EN 10130)

Washers: Steel DD12 (UNI EN 10111)
Nuts: Resistance class 4 Bolts: Resistance class 4.8
Other metal components: 11SMnPb 37 (UNI EN 10087)
Natural rubber NR
APPLICATION
• Engines • Tooling machinery • Pumps

Bolt and nuts higher class resistance version
Bolt specific length in accordance to customer’s drawing
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HEAVY DUTY FEET Type ZAL
4500
Load
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 1 2 3
ZAL8035V120 ZAL12040V120
ZAL16050V170 ZAL20060V170
(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)
Average Max Max

Hardness H H L L
D M Stiffness Load Deflec.
(IRHD) min. max. min max
(daN/mm) (daN) (mm)
80 80 35 46 M12X1,25 87 98 250 500 2,0
80 120 40 51 M16X1,5 93 104 400 1000 2,5
80 160 50 63 M20X1,5 125 138 900 2000 2,2
80 200 60 73 M20X1,5 125 138 1500 4000 2,7
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Index
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Fibet Rubber Bonding (UK) Ltd Fibet SpA
Unit 9 Dale Mill via alba 12/6
Hallam Road 10024 moncalieri
Nelson Torino
BB9 8AN italy
Tel: +44 1282 878200 tel: +390 011 646861

Fax: +44 1282 878201 fax: +39 011 64686264
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SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS

The FIVISTOPⓇ range of antivibration mountings are intended

This comprehensive range of mounts has been designed to offer a

Our FIBELⓇ range of bushes is the widest selection in the UK –

Although our FIVISTOPⓇ range of products can be used as isolation feet,

The ASP refers to our bespoke range of products specifically

Our highly skilled team of Engineers can support the customer

Project and Co-design

Tool Design, Development & Manufacture

Quick Prototypes and Production Optimization

(Including Replacement Bell

High Deflection Mounts

Cab/ Cone Mounts

Buffers/ End Stops

Stage 1 - Load Per Mount

Stage 2 - Baseplate Securing Hole Centres

Stage 3 - Centre Securing Hole

OPTIONS & ADDITIONAL PARTS

Stainless steel version

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max

OPTIONS & ADDITIONAL PARTS

Stainless steel version

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max

63 34 M12 9,5 76 93 2 20 70 3,5

63 34 M12 9,5 76 93 2 30 110 3,5

63 34 M12 9,5 76 93 2 37 130 3,5

• Gensets • Engines • Tooling machinery

Stainless steel version

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max

60 77 30 M10 9 110 128 2 80,0 280,0 3,5

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

60 92 45 M12 10,5 110 138 3 195,0 585,0 3,0

60 108 50 M16 16,5 160 190 5 220,0 660,0 3,3

• Gensets • Engines • Tooling machinery

Stainless steel version

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max

45 47,0 108,0 2,3

45 47,0 108,0 2,3

45 50,0 175,0 3,5

45 50,0 175,0 3,5

45 70,0 252,0 3,6

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max

45 70,0 252,0 3,6

45 88,0 352,0 4,0

45 100,0 700,0 7,0

45 120,0 840,0 7,0

45 160,0 1120,0 7,0

OPTIONS & ADDITIONAL PARTS

Stainless steel version

(N.B. 1 daN = 1.0197 kgf)

Average Max. Max Average

60 90,0 540,0 6,0

80 220,0 880,0 4,0

• Gensets • Engines • Tooling machinery

Stainless steel version

1 .,7 95 M12 20 36X14X3 M12 M12 M12

2 .,7 105,5 M12 24 28X15X2,5 ͻ M16 M16 M16

3 .,7 110 M16 20 48X17X3 ͻ M16 M16 M16

4 .,7 135 M20 30 60X22X3,5 M20 M20 M20