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Vibration Isolators from Minus K Technology

This video shows Erik Runge, Director of Engineering at Minus K Technology, who provides detailed overview of Minus K’s vibration isolators. Minus K Technology was established in 1993. The vibration isolators developed at Minus K are passive, benchtop isolators that offer better performance than the typical air tables. Minus K’s vibration isolators also outperform active systems as they employ simple physics that includes springs and fixtures and does not use electricity. Minus K’s vibration isolators start attenuating vibrations more quickly and also reach higher levels of attenuation than other products. They are capable of providing repeated data at any time of the day. Minus K’s vibration isolators can also solve very low frequency problems. Minus K always goes the extra mile to help customers in their vibration isolation challenge.

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