DK-A

DK-A

DK-A

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides detailed specifications and guidelines for ROSTA rubber suspension units, including types DK-A and DK-S, and various sizes and configurations. It includes technical data, material specifications, and installation recommendations.
Specifications: The document lists various rubber suspension units with dimensions, weight, and material specifications. Units are available in different sizes, with specific measurements for diameter, length, and weight. The units are made from light metal profiles, with options for stainless steel and zinc-plated versions.
Procedures and Recommendations: The document advises against welding on rubber suspensions due to potential damage from heat. It recommends using fixation screws with a minimum strength class of 8.8 and provides guidelines for friction locking and plug-in connections.
Standards and Norms: The rubber suspension units are made from seawater-resistant light metal profiles, coated with water-soluble paint. The document specifies the use of DIN 1725 for material standards.
Torque and Load Data: A detailed table provides torque and load values for different unit sizes, including cardanic and radial deflection, and axial load capacities. These values are measured statically for the standard rubber quality "Rubmix 10."
Rubber Quality and Temperature Range: The document outlines different rubber qualities (Rubmix 10, 15, 20, 40, 50) with corresponding working temperature ranges and characteristics, such as elasticity, torque values, and oil resistance.
Customization and Accessories: The document mentions the availability of customized elements and accessories, such as steel parts and brackets, for specific applications. It also highlights the possibility of custom bores in flange plates and threaded bores in inner squares.
Conclusion: ROSTA rubber suspension units offer a range of configurations and materials to suit various engineering applications, with detailed specifications and guidelines provided for optimal use and customization.
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Catalog excerpts

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Rubber Suspension Units Rubber Suspension Units List of torque and loads on page 1.5. Further information to customized elements and installation examples as from page 1.14.

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Selection chart for rubber suspension standard elements with Rubmix 10 Rubber Suspension Units Light metal profile, as from size 60 in steel Light metal profile Steel tube for plug-in connection Inner square for housing Steel parts DK Light metal profile DW Light metal profile Ideal for alternating motions over neutral element position. For sizes DR 15 – 45: Fixation by means of 2 to 4 persistent threaded bars (sizes DR 27 – 45 also available with threaded holes). Friction locking of the core by means of one central bolt, can be positioned in full 360° angle-range. For ideal friction locking,...

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The values stated in the below mentioned list have been measured statically and are valid for the standard rubber quality "Rubmix 10". Intermediate values can be interpolated. By applications with combined dynamic forces and high angles of oscillation please consult our ROSTA general catalogue, chapter "Technology" or contact ROSTA. Rubber Suspension Units ROSTA www.rosta.com

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Rubber Suspension Units ROSTA Rubber Suspension UnitsShort delivery time for the following special elements: Delivery summary for ROSTA rubber qualities • Elements with different length of housings and/or inner squares. • DW light metal profiles with customized bores in the flange plates (quantity and position). • Element with threaded bores in inner square: selectable for A or C inner squares, or full steel profile with required bores. Not all sizes are available in all combinations. Please contact ROSTA.

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.