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Old 11-08-2022, 11:10 PM   #1
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Default Seeking Anti Vibration Mounts

Quite small, M6 threads, centre section is only about 12mm tall. They’re from an hydraulic pump and motor assembly off a robotised manual gearbox.
The heavily compliant waisted design is what makes them hard to source, and the low centre height also an uncommon detail. I need a half dozen.

The closest I’ve found is from RS Components. Has anyone else knowledge of a catalogue or supplier who might have something similar?
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