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Female-Female Bobbin Mount 70x50mm M12 70 Shore - 7050FF12-70
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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER 100100FF16-6010050FF16-45100100MF44-6010050MF44-457060FF12-70
Type Bobbin MountBobbin MountBobbin MountBobbin MountBobbin Mount
Length 100mm50mm100mm50mm60mm
Size 100x100mm100x50mm100x100mm100x50mm70x60mm
Deflection 9.24.29.24.25.4
Diameter 100mm100mm100mm100mm70mm
Diameter Range 51-100mm51-100mm51-100mm51-100mm51-100mm
Length Range 51-100mm26-50mm51-100mm26-50mm51-100mm
Shore Hardness 6045604570
Thread M16M16M16M16M12
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Q 1. What is the maximum load rating and deflection for the 7050FF12-70?

A. The 7050FF12-70 has a maximum load rating of 305.0 kg and a deflection of 4.4 mm, making it the highest load capacity, least-movement option within the 70 x 50 mm M12 female-female bobbin range.

Q 2. What does 70 Shore A mean for this bobbin mount, and when should I choose it over a softer grade?

A. Shore A hardness indicates the firmness of the rubber element. At 70 Shore A, this mount carries the highest load with the least deflection in the range. Softer grades (45 or 60 Shore A) offer greater deflection and better vibration isolation at lower loads; the 70 Shore A grade is the correct choice when loads are heavy, shock or impact forces are present, or when the mounted component must be held firmly with minimal movement.

Q 3. What thread configuration does the 7050FF12-70 use, and how is it installed?

A. The mount features an M12 female-female thread on both end faces, allowing direct bolted installation between two mating male-threaded fixings without the need for additional adaptor hardware.

Q 4. In which loading directions can this bobbin mount be used?

A. The mount may be loaded in shear, compression, or a combination of both, giving flexibility in mounting orientation to suit the installation geometry.

Q 5. What are the typical applications for this mount?

A. The 7050FF12-70 is suited to generator sets, diesel engines, heavy industrial machinery and equipment, agricultural plant, and marine or power generation installations — particularly where sustained heavy loads or shock and impact forces require a firm, high-load mount.

Q 6. Are other sizes or hardness grades available in this bobbin mount range?

A. Yes. The 70 x 50 mm M12 geometry is available in 45 Shore A (7050FF12-45) and 60 Shore A (7050FF12-60) for lighter-duty or higher-isolation applications. Larger formats are available in the range, including 100100FF16, 10040FF16, 10045FF16, 10050FF16, 10055FF16, and 10060FF16.

Q 7. Are custom materials or non-standard sizes available for this type of mount?

A. Yes. Stainless steel metalwork and oil-resistant or high-temperature rubber compounds, as well as additional and custom sizes, are available on request.

Q 8. What is your returns policy?

A. We accept returns within 30 days of purchase for items that are unused, undamaged, and in their original packaging. Returns are available only for UK-delivered orders and must include proof of purchase. Before returning an item, please contact us at [email protected] to obtain a Return Merchandise Number (RMN).

Q 9. When will my order be dispatched?

A. In-stock orders placed before 14:30 Monday to Friday are usually dispatched the same day.

Q 10. When will my order be dispatched?

A. In-stock orders placed before 14:30 Monday to Friday are usually dispatched the same day.

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