Metal-rubber pads AWTools 90 pcs AW18290 - anti-vibration supporting pads

AWTools metal-rubber pads, set of 90 pieces, combine a metal base with a rubber top layer to provide vibration damping, machine isolation and protection between contacting surfaces. These anti-vibration supporting pads are designed to reduce transmitted vibration, limit noise and prevent scratching or wear where equipment, appliances or furniture meet a supporting surface. The compact, layered construction offers a durable contact point that preserves both the supported object and the substrate.

Advantages

The combination of a rigid metal backing and an elastomer top provides stable support with effective vibration absorption. The pads resist compression and tearing under normal load conditions while the rubber face increases friction to prevent slipping and marring. Their small, uniform shape and consistent thickness simplify placement and ensure predictable isolation performance across multiple support points. These pads are suitable for repeated use and help extend the service life of machines and furniture by reducing mechanical stress at contact areas.

Suitable for

• Workshop equipment and bench-mounted machines
• Household appliances such as washing machines and dryers
• Furniture feet and cabinets to protect flooring
• Mounting brackets and components requiring vibration isolation

Key specifications

• Set quantity: 90 pieces
• Construction: metal base with rubber top layer
• Function: vibration damping and surface protection
• Intended use: supporting and isolating loads at contact points
• Typical applications: machines, appliances, furniture, mounting interfaces

How to use

Select the number of pads needed to distribute the load evenly under the supported item. Clean contact surfaces of dust, grease or debris before installation to ensure good adhesion and contact. Place the metal side down (if adhesion is required, use a suitable adhesive or screw fixing through the metal layer where applicable) and position the rubber face toward the supported object. Verify level and alignment after placing pads and test under operational conditions to confirm vibration reduction and stability.

Usage recommendations

Use pads in matching sets and replace any pads that show signs of excessive compression, cracking or significant wear. For heavy equipment or dynamic loads, combine multiple pads per support point or consult load-rating guidelines to ensure adequate isolation and stability.