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Polymax KMR Machinery Mount

 
designed for mounting marine engines; therefore they can be used for many mobile and static applications

The KMR mount was originally designed for mounting marine engines; therefore they can be used for many mobile and static applications.

Features include built in failsafe, a limiter for shock loads, and relatively high deflection for this type of mount isolating frequencies as low as 8Hz.



Forces from propeller thrust are accommodated in the design, however be aware that the maximum loads are reduced in marine applications, see table below.
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Part No A A1 B C E F G H Bolt Torque (Nm)
KMR330190 270 330 190 135 22 22 M24 112 265/290
KMR23070 182 230 112 80 25X18 18X33 M20 70 155/175
KMR18350 140 183 75 75 20X13 13X30 M16 50 100/115
KMR12040 100 120 60 60 11X14 11X14 M12 40 43/55

Technical Data
Part No Hardness (IRHD)

Spring Rate (Kg/mm)

Max Longitudinal Thrust (N) Max Load (Kg) Max Def'n (mm)
Fixing Holes
KMR330190/1 40 108.3 5250 650 6
4
KMR330190/2 50 158.3 7200 950 6 4
KMR330190/3 60 266.6 13000 1600 6
4
KMR23070/1 45 70 2800 350 5
2
KMR23070/2 55 104 4200 520 5
2
KMR23070/3 65 160 6500 800 5
2
KMR23070/4 75 200 12000 1000 5
2
KMR18350/1 45 22.7 1000 150 6.6
2
KMR18350/2 55 36.2 1500 210 6.2
2
KMR18350/3 65 51.7 2300 300 5.8
2
KMR18350/4 75 84.9 3400 450 5.3
2
KMR12040/1 45 9.3 380 50 5.4
2
KMR12040/2 55 13.5 580 65 4.8
2
KMR12040/3 65 20.8
850
100 4.8
2

*Dimension can vary they are typical only

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