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A. The TMS08100-65-65 is rated to a maximum load of 100 kg, with a maximum deflection of 8.0 mm. The 65 Shore A rubber grade provides the firmest characteristic in the range, prioritising load-carrying capacity and controlled movement over maximum vibration isolation.
A. The mount uses an M8 thread. Principal dimensions are: A (outer diameter) 80 mm, B 54–60 mm, C 45 mm, D 9 mm, E 12 mm, F 32 mm, G 5 mm, H 41 mm. It is a Type A turret mount configuration.
A. The TMS08100-65-65 can be loaded in shear, compression, or a combination of both, offering flexibility in how it is oriented and fixed within an installation.
A. The firm 65 Shore A grade is best suited where machinery must be restrained against shock, sustained heavy loads, and impact rather than isolated from fine vibration. Typical applications span construction and off-highway plant, power generation, agricultural machinery, marine, railway and mass transit, military and defence, and automotive environments.
A. In turret mount design, harder rubber grades carry higher loads with less movement, while softer grades give greater deflection and better isolation at lower loads. The 65 Shore A grade is the firmest option and is chosen specifically where positional stability and load capacity take priority. Softer grades such as 40 or 50 Shore A are more appropriate for sensitive instruments or lighter equipment requiring maximum vibration isolation.
A. Yes — stainless steel metalwork and oil-resistant or high-temperature rubber compounds are available on request, as are additional and custom sizes. Contact PartsForMachines to discuss specific requirements.
A. The range includes multiple hardness grades and configurations. Related SKUs include TM229-40, TM229-50, TM229-60, TMC6535-45, TMC6535-55, TMC6535-65, TML, and TML10185-45. Each variant differs in thread size, load rating, deflection, or Shore hardness grade.
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