Strong SR-IC-SLIDEBASE-300 Ic Slide Base 300 Lbs

Product Description

The STRONG SR-IC-SLIDEBASE-300 is a heavy-duty slide base designed for IC (isolation compressor) mounting applications, rated to support loads up to 300 pounds. This component provides a stable, adjustable foundation for compressors and other heavy mechanical equipment, allowing precise positioning during installation and service. It is used in commercial and industrial HVAC applications where equipment must be securely mounted on a sliding platform for alignment, vibration control, or belt-tension adjustment. Installation is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians or mechanical contractors working on large-tonnage systems.

The SR-IC-SLIDEBASE-300 suits applications requiring a load-rated mounting platform for compressors or similar drive equipment. It is commonly specified on commercial HVAC installations where belt-driven systems or motor-compressor assemblies require periodic tension adjustment or positional repositioning. The slide base accommodates equipment within its 300-pound capacity rating and integrates into standard rackmount or equipment-frame configurations as a discrete accessory component sold individually.

Key Features

• 300-pound load capacity supports heavy compressors and drive equipment
• Slide mechanism allows positional adjustment for alignment and belt tensioning
• Sold as an individual unit for targeted replacement or new installation
• Classified as a rackmount accessory for commercial and industrial HVAC use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style slide base for IC compressor mounting applications in commercial and industrial HVAC systems rated within the 300-pound load capacity of this component.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified mechanical contractor. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power and isolate refrigerant circuits before removing or repositioning any compressor or drive equipment on the slide base. Verify that all fastener mounting points are secured to a structurally adequate frame before placing equipment load on the base. Follow applicable mechanical codes and the equipment manufacturer guidelines for final positioning and anchoring.