Advanced Power Transmission 🔌 Products with Ribbed Composite Vibration Isolation Review

I used these under the feet of my 80 gallon vertical air compressor. The noise and vibration reduction is worth the price and I wonder why I didn't do this many years ago. Longevity is still questionable but they appear to be well made and very durable. Now for the smell. yes they smell. a lot of. For my garage application, that doesn't really bother me. When used indoors. This could be a problem. and you can follow the reviewer's other remedies for odor reduction. For that I give a thumbs up…

I have a few of these pads and also the type with the plug in the middle. Both are really good and do their jobs. The opposing treads at the top and bottom and the vibration-damping material in the middle are crucial. These larger (6x6) pads work well for larger devices. I have these for the trainer. Be nice to your neighbors or other family members and get some. Whether it's an exercise bike, fan or portable air conditioner, washer/dryer, etc., it really matters. Simply place your hand on the…

I bought these pads to absorb vibration but not from the washer or dryer. I record a podcast and I use a pretty decent mic I keep on my desk. The problem is that the microphone picks up vibrations from my desktop tower, which is under the table. I needed something to absorb the vibrations caused by my computer. I bought a set of four of these pads. The first thing that struck me was how awful they smell. The smell is very penetrating. I washed them in dish soap and then air dried them in the…