Vibration Dampers Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-RACLE-12842
Jlab Export is a leading Vibration Dampers Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
Fitted at the outlet of a 1/2 hp compressor, this vibration damper takes up the shaking, shock and noise that would otherwise travel into the discharge pipework. It goes between the compressor and the rigid copper line, so joints and clamps further along the pipe move far less.
Specifications
| Fitting position | Compressor outlet (discharge line) |
| For compressor | 1/2 hp |
| Purpose | Vibration, shock and noise control |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice with Vibration Dampers
A typical job is fitting the damper to the discharge line of the 1/2 hp Compressor. Students braze the joints while a Nitrogen Flow Regulator Meter For Brazing keeps a slow nitrogen purge through the pipe. They then pressure test the line with the Nitrogen Pressure Test Kit before evacuation.
A second exercise compares two ways of stopping vibration. Rubber Shock Absorbers under the compressor feet keep vibration out of the base, while the damper keeps it out of the pipe. On a demonstration rig, students use a Digital Sound Level Meter to record the noise near the line with and without the damper.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should a vibration damper be fitted?
Fit it as close to the compressor as the pipe run allows and, where possible, parallel to the compressor crankshaft. Do not stretch, squash or twist it. Clamp the pipe firmly on the side away from the compressor, so the damper takes up the movement instead of the line.
Which compressor size is this damper meant for?
It is made for the outlet of a 1/2 hp compressor. Before brazing, check that its end connections match the discharge pipe of the unit you are working on.
Do I still need rubber mounts if a damper is fitted?
Yes. The two parts do different jobs. Mounts stop the compressor shaking the base and cabinet, and the damper stops the same movement running along the discharge pipe. Most systems need both.
What happens if the discharge line has no damper?
The rigid copper line shakes with every compressor stroke. Over time brazed joints can crack and leak, pipes rub through where they touch, and the noise carries into the cabinet or the building.
Other Parts Fitted Near the Compressor
- Mufflers (discharge line, brass)
- Suction Line Accumulators
- Compressor Protection Overload
- Compressor Start Relay (current relay)
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
