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Go to Gleicher for vibration damping solutions that protect electronic components

Posted on Tue, Sep 10, 2024

 

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In today’s world of electronics, smaller is good and miniature is even better but with these reductions in size, vibration becomes the enemy of reliability, durability, and performance. Vibration damping is also becoming increasingly important due to the rising complexity and sensitivity of next-generation electronics.

 

Here are three important ways vibration damping materials play a critical role in enhancing the functionality and longevity of electronic components:

 

  • PROTECTION AGAINST MECHANICAL STRESS: Vibration damping materials reduce mechanical stress, helping to prevent the loosening of solder joints, connectors, and other mechanical attachments.

  • PREVENTION OF RESONANCE: Vibration damping lowers the resonant frequency and dissipates the energy, preventing resonance and ensuring the stable operation of the device over time.

  • AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS: For drones, robots, and self-driving vehicles to perform reliably and safely, vibration damping mitigates stress experienced under operating dynamic conditions..

 

Gleicher offers a spectrum of tailored and custom vibration damping solutions from 3M and VELCRO® Brand

 

Gleicher converts solutions from a range of 3M products specifically designed for vibration damping across various industries. These products absorb the vibrational energy and convert it into a small amount of heat, which reduces the amplitude of the vibrations and minimizes the transmission of noise and impact. The product range includes tapes, foils, polymers, insulation, and others.

 

Custom vibration damping solutions from Gleicher include VELCRO® Brand fasteners for specific applications and specialized equipment which can be combined with damping materials such as viscoelastic polymer or foam. These converting solutions can be especially useful in applications where components must be regularly accessed, repositioned, or adjusted.

 

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