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Ordering Chart - Contact
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Natural fequency:
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(with 2000 pound load):
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| Vertical = 130 Hz | |
| Horizontal = 120 Hz | |
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| Vertical = 10 dB Horizontal = 5 dB |
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Capacity:
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2500 pounds
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Finish:
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Steel with Black Powder
Coat Paint |
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See a larger image |
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Tool foot attach clamp Proprietary laminated design adds structural damping Leveling feet |
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Square top plate rotates to align with raised floor tiles Heavy guage steel tripod for rigid non-resonant support |
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Mounting of such equipment has been
an ongoing source of difficulty for tool and facility engineers.
The combination of tall, lightweight raised floors, more massive
and sensitive equipment and utility holes or "pop-outs" in the sub-floors
have stretched conventional sub-floor pedestals to the limits of
their intended performance. Such pedestals are cumbersome, expensive
and require special on-site engineering for each tool at each site.
Furthermore, such pedestals are large steel structures prone to
resonance with little or no structural damping. Simply designing
a stiff structure is not adequate. For sensitive inspection tools,
rigidity combined with aggressive structural damping is the only
sound approach.
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