Ginotek Elevator Cabinet Rubber Shock Absorber Pad
Elevator Cabinet Rubber Damper Solution for your comfrtable elevator cars
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Elevator Car Damper Top20: Core Functions
Vibration Absorption
Mitigates vertical/horizontal vibrations caused by motor operation or building movement.
Reduces resonance effects between the car and guide rails.
Noise Reduction
Dampens metal-on-metal impact sounds during acceleration/braking.
Lowens structural-borne noise transmission by 30-50dB (ISO 3382 standards).
Load Balancing
Compresses uniformly under weight to distribute forces evenly.
Maintains passenger comfort even with uneven loads.
Longevity Protection
Prevents fatigue cracks in welded car frames.
Extends maintenance intervals for guide shoes and suspension systems.
Safety Enhancement
Absorbs sudden shock loads during emergency stops.
Maintains stable car positioning during seismic events.
Installation Guide for Elevator Cabin Vibration Pads
Installation Locations
Bottom Rail Interface: Primary installation point between cabin frame and guide rails
Suspension System: Under spring assemblies for vertical vibration absorption
Door Mechanism: Near door tracks to reduce operational noise
Counterweight Connection: Between counterweight frame and guide rails
Key Considerations
Pre-Installation
Confirm material compatibility with existing cabin components (avoid chemical reactions)
Measure vibration frequencies with accelerometer for optimal pad selection
Clean mounting surfaces to ISO 8501-1 standard
Installation Process
Apply adhesive evenly (3mm thickness max) using notched trowel
Maintain 2-5mm expansion gap around perimeter
Use torque wrench (spec: 15±2 Nm) for bolt securing
Post-Installation
Conduct 24-hour load test (125% rated capacity)
Monitor temperature changes (-30°C to 70°C operational range)
Schedule quarterly inspections for compression set (≤10% tolerance)
Special Notes
For seismic zones: Increase pad quantity by 30%
Fire-resistant models required for high-rise buildings (>50m)
Avoid oil contact (petroleum-based solvents degrade materials)
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