Why is vibration isolation necessary?

1. Reduce the impact of vibration and noise on the surrounding environment: Many devices generate vibration and noise during operation, which, if not controlled, can be transmitted to the surrounding environment and cause interference to people's lives and work. Through vibration isolation, this interference can be effectively reduced, improving the quality of living and working environments.
 

2. Protecting the equipment itself: If the vibration generated during equipment operation persists for a long time, it may cause damage to the structure and function of the equipment itself, and even lead to equipment failure. Vibration isolation can reduce the vibration transmitted to the equipment, thereby extending the service life of the equipment and ensuring its normal operation.
 

3. Improve the operational reliability and stability of equipment: Vibration isolation measures can make the operation of equipment more stable, reduce the failure rate and maintenance costs of equipment, and thereby improve the operational reliability and stability of equipment.

Overall, vibration isolation plays an important role in reducing the impact of vibration noise on the surrounding environment, protecting equipment itself, and improving the reliability and stability of equipment operation. These requirements have led to the widespread application of vibration isolation technology in various industrial and commercial fields.