Tech Products 52841 Housed Spring Leveling Mount 85 Lb

Product Description

The TECH PRODUCTS 52841 is a housed spring leveling mount designed to isolate vibration and provide stable, adjustable leveling support for mechanical equipment. The mount features a maximum load capacity of 85 pounds and incorporates a spring element within a rigid housing to dampen vibration transmission to the floor or structure. With a 1/2-13 bolt thread size and a thread length of 3.5 inches, the 52841 accepts standard fasteners common in HVAC, mechanical, and industrial equipment installations. HVAC technicians, millwrights, and mechanical contractors install this type of mount under air handlers, condensing units, compressors, and similar vibration-producing equipment.

This leveling mount is suited for residential and light commercial applications where equipment vibration control and field-adjustable leveling are required. The spring mechanism provides up to 1.36 inches of maximum deflection, making it effective for isolating low-frequency vibration from rotating equipment such as fans, pumps, and compressors. The 9/16-inch mounting hole diameter accommodates standard anchor bolt configurations used on concrete pads and equipment bases.

Key Features

• 85-pound load capacity per mount for reliable equipment support
• 1/2-13 bolt thread size for compatibility with standard hardware
• Maximum deflection of 1.36 inches for effective vibration isolation
• Overall width of 2-5/8 inches with a 9/16-inch mounting hole diameter
• Overall length of 7-3/4 inches for low-profile equipment clearance
• Housed design protects the spring element and simplifies installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation spring leveling mount for mechanical and HVAC equipment requiring vibration isolation and adjustable leveling support.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians or mechanical contractors. De-energize and secure all equipment before installing or adjusting leveling mounts. Distribute the total equipment load evenly across all mounts to avoid overloading any single unit. Consult local mechanical codes and the equipment manufacturer's installation instructions for anchor bolt patterns and minimum mount quantities.