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STI ARCH7NSM Mount

DESCRIPTION


The ARCH7 NavySeaMount (NSM) Series of mounts is a low frequency, high deflection mount designed for attenuation of high, energy shipboard shock inputs experienced with MIL-S-901D Heavyweight barge tests.  All mounts the series can attenuate the MIL-S-901D input to <15G's (vertical) and 9G's (athwartship) or better at listed static load ratings.  They also perform good vibration isolation of input frequencies >15Hz at rated loads.  Meets with approvals Mil-M-17185 standards for shipboard mounts.  Material choices allow for higher damping or low temperature performance if required.  Standard mount geometry throughout the series makes for easy mount and performance upgrade within the series as well as to other Shock Tech ARCH series size mounts when payload changes in mission or load.


Applications:

COTS Electronics Equipment in Shipboard Applications

Shipboard Electronic Racks

Low G Requirement Shipping Containers

Low G Requirement Equipment Transportation Cradles


Technical Characteristics :

Load Range of 100 – 250 Pounds

Natural Frequency of 5 – 7 Hz at Rated Load

Transmissibility at Resonance = 3

Operating Temperature: -20°F to +180°F

Isolates Most Sinusoidal Vibration Inputs >15Hz at Rated Load

Axial to Radial Natural Frequency Ratio ~1.5:1

Self Captivating Payload Retention Capability When Installed With Restraining Strap or Cable


Product Advantages:

Mounting Geometry is Consistent Within the Series, with Other Size Shock Tech ARCH Series as well as Similar Type Mounts.

Top Mounting Plate Geometry is Threaded .375-16 UNC-2B Through Configuration.

Base Mounting Plates are Ø0.281 Through Hole Configuration

Base (Axial loading) Mounting is Standard

Bulkhead (Radial loading) Mounting Geometry is Possible for Stabilizer, High Center of Gravity and Some Primary Load Carrying Mounting Configurations (Consult with Shock Tech Engineering).

No Special Tools Required.