SHAA and SHAB Light-Duty Spring Vibration Isolation Hangers

Light-duty spring vibration isolation hangers for fan coil units, small fans, piping and ductwork. SHAA provides 25 mm deflection, while SHAB provides 13 mm deflection, with capacities up to 32 kg.

Product Details

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Product Description

Kinetics Models SHAA and SHAB are light-duty spring vibration isolation hangers designed to reduce structure-borne vibration from fan coil units, light-duty fans, piping and ductwork.

Each hanger combines a free-standing, laterally stable steel spring with a moulded neoprene bottom cap inside a zinc-plated steel bracket. The neoprene element holds the spring securely, helps prevent vibration short-circuiting caused by rod misalignment and provides additional isolation from higher-frequency fan and motor noise.

Model SHAA provides 1″ / 25 mm static deflection at rated loads from 17 to 71 lb / 8 to 32 kg. Model SHAB provides 0.5″ / 13 mm static deflection at rated loads from 15 to 70 lb / 7 to 32 kg.

The colour-coded springs simplify capacity identification, while the hanger bracket is designed to withstand a 500% overload without failure. SHAA and SHAB hangers are supplied fully assembled for threaded suspension rods up to 3/8″ / 10 mm in diameter.

Kinetics Group provides product selection, technical submittals and project support for HVAC and MEP installations across the UAE, GCC and MENA region.

Light-Duty Vibration Isolation for Modern Buildings
Modern offices, schools, hospitals, and commercial buildings often use lighter construction materials. As a result, small mechanical vibration sources can create unwanted structure-borne noise and vibration.

Kinetics SHAA and SHAB hangers address this issue by isolating light-duty suspended equipment, piping, ductwork, and fan systems. They provide a practical solution for consultants and contractors working on HVAC and MEP systems in noise-sensitive buildings.

Spring and Neoprene Isolation Design
Model SHAA and SHAB hangers consist of free-standing, laterally stable steel springs installed in series with a moulded elastomeric element. This assembly is housed within a stamped and welded steel hanger bracket.

The spring element helps isolate low-frequency vibration. Meanwhile, the moulded neoprene rubber bottom cap helps control high-frequency vibration, including vibration associated with fan blade passage noise. In addition, the bottom cap holds the spring in place and helps protect the system against short-circuiting caused by rod misalignment.

Stable Construction for Suspended Systems
The steel spring element has minimum lateral stiffness equal to 1.0 times the rated vertical stiffness. Therefore, SHAA and SHAB hangers help maintain stable isolation performance under suitable operating loads.

The hanger brackets are zinc plated and include colour-coded spring elements for load identification. The bracket design carries up to 500% overload without failure, supporting dependable use in light-duty suspended HVAC and building services applications.

SHAA and SHAB Load and Deflection Options
SHAA and SHAB hangers are available in deflections from 0.5 in. to 1 in. / 13 mm to 25 mm. They are available in capacities from 15 to 71 lb / 7 to 32 kg.

The SHAA hanger provides 1 in. / 25 mm deflection at loads from 17 to 71 lb / 8 to 32 kg. The SHAB hanger provides 0.5 in. / 13 mm deflection under loads from 15 to 70 lb / 7 to 32 kg.

For best performance, the spring must be adequately loaded to achieve the desired natural frequency. Therefore, the manufacturer should select the isolation hanger for each specific application based on the project vibration isolation schedule or engineering documents.

Installation and Specification Support
SHAA and SHAB Light-Duty Spring Vibration Isolation Hangers are shipped completely assembled. They are designed for use with threaded rod through 3/8 in. / 10 mm in diameter.

The product specification applies to vibration isolators for suspended equipment with minimum static deflection requirements exceeding 0.3 in. / 7.5 mm, where both high- and low-frequency vibration isolation are required.

 

SUBMITTAL DRAWINGS

 

Application

  • Fan coil boxes
  • Light-duty suspended fans
  • Suspended HVAC piping
  • Suspended ductwork
  • Light point load mechanical services
  • Office buildings, schools, and hospitals
  • Commercial buildings and residential towers
  • Noise-sensitive ceiling and service areas
  • MEP installations requiring light-duty spring hanger isolation
  • UAE, GCC, Middle East, and MENA building services projects

Features & Benefits

  • Designed for light-duty suspended vibration isolation applications
  • Suitable for fan coil boxes, light-duty fans, piping, and ductwork
  • Combines a laterally stable steel spring with a moulded elastomeric element
  • Spring element helps isolate low-frequency structure-borne vibration
  • Neoprene rubber bottom cap helps reduce high-frequency vibration
  • Helps isolate fan blade passage noise in suitable light-duty fan applications
  • Bottom cap holds the spring in place during operation
  • Helps protect against isolation short-circuiting from rod misalignment
  • Stamped and welded steel hanger bracket supports mechanical strength
  • Zinc-plated bracket finish supports durable construction
  • Colour-coded spring elements help identify load capacity
  • Spring lateral stiffness equals at least 1.0 times rated vertical stiffness
  • Hanger bracket carries up to 500% overload without failure
  • Available in 0.5 in. to 1 in. / 13 mm to 25 mm deflection options
  • Capacity range from 15 to 71 lb / 7 to 32 kg
  • SHAA provides 1 in. / 25 mm deflection at 17 to 71 lb / 8 to 32 kg loads
  • SHAB provides 0.5 in. / 13 mm deflection at 15 to 70 lb / 7 to 32 kg loads
  • Supplied completely assembled for faster site installation
  • Designed for threaded rod up to 3/8 in. / 10 mm diameter
  • Supports suspended equipment with static deflection requirements above 0.3 in. / 7.5 mm
  • Helps improve acoustic comfort in lightweight building structures
  • Supports consultant-led HVAC and MEP vibration isolation specifications

 

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