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Frequently Asked Questions
What are engine mounts? +
Engine mounts are components designed to secure an engine while isolating and reducing vibrations, preventing damage to the vehicle or machinery.
How do engine mounts reduce vibration? +
Engine mounts absorb and dampen vibrations from the engine, preventing them from transferring to the vehicle chassis or machinery frame.
What types of engine mounts does GMT Rubber offer? +
We offer a variety of mounts, including rubber engine mounts, metal-rubber bonded mounts, and hydraulic mounts for enhanced vibration control.
Why are high-quality engine mounts important? +
High-quality engine mounts prevent excessive vibration, protect engine components, reduce noise, and improve the overall performance of a vehicle or machine.
Which industries use engine mounts? +
Engine mounts are widely used in the automotive, marine, rail, aerospace, and industrial machinery sectors for vibration reduction and stability.
How do I choose the right engine mount for my application? +
Choosing the right mount depends on factors such as engine size, weight, vibration levels, and environmental conditions. Our experts can guide you to the best solution.
Are GMT Rubber’s engine mounts customisable? +
Yes, we offer standard and custom-engineered engine mounts to meet specific industry and application needs.
What materials are used in GMT Rubber’s engine mounts? +
Our engine mounts are made from high-performance rubber and rubber-metal composites to ensure durability, flexibility, and effective vibration isolation.
Can engine mounts be used for heavy-duty applications? +
Yes, we manufacture robust engine mounts designed to support heavy-duty engines in construction equipment, commercial vehicles, and industrial machinery.
How can I order engine mounts from GMT Rubber? +
Contact us to discuss your specific requirements, and our team will assist you in selecting the best engine mount for your application.