DATA SHEET Farrat Squaregrip (SG) High stiffness vibration and shock damping material, produced from high grade fibre reinforced nitrile rubber. Farrat SG Materials Range SG9002PP SG9010PP S HARDNESS (IRHD) BR = Nitrile (NBR) CR = Neoprene HM = Hamamat IS = Isofoam NR = Natural Rubber VR = Verlimber VM = Vidam SG = Squargrip T = Square Tread I = Isomat P = Plain AWTH WASHER AWTH WASHER High stiffness vibration and shock damping Tread Pattern Used extensively in Farrat machine mounts Manufactured in the UK by Farrat using high quality compounds Can be supplied as full sheets (1000x500 mm), cut to size pads and strips (including holes and slots if required) according to the customer’s requirements. Operating temperature range: -10 ºC to +80 ºC High resistance to oils & chemicals Applications Farrat SG materials can be used as anti-vibration & damping pads for a wide range of industrial applications. Impact machinery (e.g. PowerPress Elastomer Bearings for mechanical and hydraulic presses, turret punch presses, guillotines, etc.) General use for industrial machinery and hydraulic equipment Metal, timber and concrete production machinery Printing & packaging machinery Textile machinery Measuring, test and electronic equipment Mining equipment High-speed industrial doors Components, modules and systems in elevator industry Damping pads on Farrat Wedgemounts & Jackmounts Note: These applications are a guide. The most suitable material will depend on the specific characteristics and constraints of your application Let us help you choose the right material for your application. Designing a resilient support or connection, and selecting a suitable material, can be complex. Without the correct consideration it is possible to adversely affect the performance of plant or machinery when incorporating a flexible support. Farrat offer a wide range of design and consultancy services, so please contact us with your requirements and we will work with you to find the right solution

DATA SHEET Farrat Anti-Vibration Materials Summary SheetFarrat Anti-Vibration Materials for Industrial ApplicationsTo be used in conjunction with Farrat's individual material Technical Data Sheets. Materials referenced in this datasheet are highlighted green. BR = Nitrile (NBR) CR = Neoprene HM = Hamamat IS = Isofoam NR = Natural Rubber VR = Verlimber VM = Vidam SG = Squargrip Performance in order of pressure from lowest to highest: Performance in order of natural frequency from lowest to highest: MATERIAL CODE MATERIAL CODE All information in this datasheet is for guidance only based on current...

1.1 The static and dynamic tests were in accordance with international standards: ISO 7743:2011 (E) and ISO 4664-1:2011 (E) although some factors were adapted to better suit typical applications of our customers. Please contact us if would like specific data or tests to be undertaken. 1.2 Optimum working pressure, (Po), is the pressure point where the natural frequency of the system, fn, starts to increase. Peak operating pressure, (PUS), is the pressure point from where the strain change would be much lower than the pressure change (de<<da). Farrat's elastomeric materials are adaptable to different...

Notes 1.1 The static and dynamic tests were in accordance with international standards: ISO 7743:2011 (E) and ISO 4664-1:2011 (E) although some factors were adapted to better suit typical applications of our customers. Please contact us if would like specific data or tests to be undertaken. 1.2 Optimum working pressure, (Po), is the pressure point where the natural frequency of the system, fn, starts to increase. Peak operating pressure, (PUS), is the pressure point from where the strain change would be much lower than the pressure change (de<<da). Farrat's elastomeric materials are adaptable...

1.1 The static and dynamic tests were in accordance with international standards: ISO 7743:2011 (E) and ISO 4664-1:2011 (E) although some factors were adapted to better suit typical applications of our customers. Please contact us if would like specific data or tests to be undertaken. 1.2 Optimum working pressure, (Po), is the pressure point where the natural frequency of the system, fn, starts to increase. Peak operating pressure, (PUS), is the pressure point from where the strain change would be much lower than the pressure change (de<<da). Farrat's elastomeric materials are adaptable to different...

1.1 The static and dynamic tests were in accordance with international standards: ISO 7743:2011 (E) and ISO 4664-1:2011 (E) although some factors were adapted to better suit typical applications of our customers. Please contact us if would like specific data or tests to be undertaken. 1.2 Optimum working pressure, (Po), is the pressure point where the natural frequency of the system, fn, starts to increase. Peak operating pressure, (PUS), is the pressure point from where the strain change would be much lower than the pressure change (de<<da). Farrat's elastomeric materials are adaptable to different...

Poly. Test Optimum Working Pressure (Po) Peak Operating Pressure (Pus) 1.1 The static and dynamic tests were in accordance with international standards: ISO 7743:2011 (E) and ISO 4664-1:2011 (E) although some factors were adapted to better suit typical applications of our customers. Please contact us if would like specific data or tests to be undertaken. 1.2 Optimum working pressure, (Po), is the pressure point where the natural frequency of the system, fn, starts to increase. Peak operating pressure, (PUS), is the pressure point from where the strain change would be much lower than the pressure change...

1.1 The static and dynamic tests were in accordance with international standards: ISO 7743:2011 (E) and ISO 4664-1:2011 (E) although some factors were adapted to better suit typical applications of our customers. Please contact us if would like specific data or tests to be undertaken. 1.2 Optimum working pressure, (Po), is the pressure point where the natural frequency of the system, fn, starts to increase. Peak operating pressure, (PUS), is the pressure point from where the strain change would be much lower than the pressure change (de<<da). Farrat's elastomeric materials are adaptable to different...