anti vibration rubber pad/ self adhesive pad

A self-adhesive anti vibration rubber pad should remain correctly located when the surrounding assembly is adjusted. Moving a bracket or changing a contact height can shift force toward a pad edge and alter both cushioning and attachment conditions.

ETOL offers custom shapes, dimensions, compounds, hardness and colors. Define the intended support footprint and the substrate available for bonding. Keep the pad clear of recesses or hardware that would leave its backing partly unsupported.

Apply it to a prepared surface according to the selected adhesive's requirements and allow the necessary bond development before loading. After adjustment of nearby parts, inspect the pad for unequal compression, sliding or lifting. Evaluate the assembly's required behavior with the final supports in place. During maintenance, check the bond as well as the rubber surface and replace a displaced part on a clean substrate. Correct the changed contact geometry first instead of repeatedly repositioning a contaminated pad, which can leave an uncertain attachment beneath an otherwise correctly aligned component.

Material options

Rubber. Custom formulation and color for the intended contact conditions.

Hardness selection

Rubber: 30–90 Shore A. Moving a bracket or changing a contact height can shift force toward a pad edge and alter both cushioning and attachment conditions.

Custom dimensions

ETOL offers custom shapes, dimensions, compounds, hardness and colors.

Fit & assembly

Evaluate the assembly's required behavior with the final supports in place.

Use & inspection

During maintenance, check the bond as well as the rubber surface and replace a displaced part on a clean substrate.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. Moving a bracket or changing a contact height can shift force toward a pad edge and alter both cushioning and attachment conditions. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.