OVTW Wire-Rope Isolators

OVTW95-56-06 Wire Rope Vibration Isolator

OVTW95-56-06 vibration isolator with a Z-direction rated load of 720 N and Z-direction static stiffness of 127.06 N/mm. Review directional specifications and mounting requirements for your equipment.

OVTW95-56-06
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Z rated load (N)
720
Z static stiffness (N/mm)
127.06
Z deflection at rated load (mm)
0.5~3.5
Weight (kg)
0.95

Model specifications

Performance and key specifications

Weight (kg)
0.95
Damping ratio (C/Cc)
0.2
Z maximum allowed deflection (mm)
44.7
Z static stiffness (N/mm)
127.06
Max static load · Angled (N)
872
Max deflection · Angled (mm)
63.0
Vibration stiffness · Angled (N/mm)
144
Z deflection at rated load (mm)
0.5~3.5
Z natural frequency (Hz)
8.64
Shock stiffness · Angled (N/mm)
56
Z rated load (N)
720
Z shock stiffness (N/mm)
95

Load cases

Max deflection · Shear (mm)
47.2
Vibration stiffness · Shear (N/mm)
69
Vibration stiffness · Compression (N/mm)
216
Shock stiffness · Shear (N/mm)
54
Shock stiffness · Compression (N/mm)
95
Max static load · Shear (N)
654
Max deflection · Compression (mm)
44.7
Max static load · Compression (N)
1028

X / Y direction specifications

X rated load (N)
457.8
X natural frequency (Hz)
6.1
Y maximum allowed deflection (mm)
47.2
Y deflection at rated load (mm)
0.5~3.5
Y static stiffness (N/mm)
40.59
X maximum allowed deflection (mm)
47.2
X static stiffness (N/mm)
40.59
X shock stiffness (N/mm)
54
X deflection at rated load (mm)
0.5~3.5
Y shock stiffness (N/mm)
54
Y natural frequency (Hz)
6.1
Y rated load (N)
457.8

Selection and installation

Check compression, 45° compression/roll and shear/roll values against the actual mounting direction. Rated load and maximum static load are different limits. Keep the full model suffix and specify the mounting-hole arrangement and loading direction with your inquiry.

Series working principle

Stranded steel cable deforms between mounting bars. Friction between the strands dissipates energy; stiffness varies with displacement and load direction.

Drawings and documents

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Specification sources

Specifications follow the current model catalogue, supported by the referenced catalogue pages and the product database model record.

  • Vibration isolator catalogue (Chinese, 2024) · pp. 25, 24
  • Product database: corresponding model record