Use these floor mats to drain static that can harm sensitive equipment. In addition to protecting your floors from wear, these floor mats allow you to roll easily in your chair.

These washers add a rubber buffer between fasteners and mounting surfaces so vibration doesn't flow through and cause damage. They're often used to mount sensors, circuit boards, and other sensitive electronic components. To absorb more vibration, stack two washers together.

These bushings have a taller profile than vibration-damping grommets, so they can be used in thicker panels. With only one rim, they're also easier to install. They isolate vibration around motors, fans, blowers, and actuators to extend part life and minimize downtime.

Turn your window into a welding shade without blocking the view. Made to shade number 5, this green film protects your eyes from harmful light and radiation from welding processes, such as oxygen cutting and gas welding. It’s often used in observation windows in welding shops or factories.

Apply the film to your window with water and use a smoothing tool (sold separately) to flatten air bubbles and remove wrinkles.

The ribs flex to absorb slow, rumbling vibrations better than smooth rubber bushings. Install these bushings around shafts, large fans, and other slow-rotating components to extend part life and minimize downtime. Pair a ribbed vibration-damping washer with a bushing to absorb more vibration.

Highly resistant to impact, tearing, and corrosive chemicals, use FEP tape to line chutes and hoppers and to cover shelves in laboratories.

The ribs flex to absorb slow, rumbling vibrations better than smooth rubber grommets. Press into a hole to protect fine-tuned equipment from the vibration of nearby traffic and heavy machinery.

Press these slim, flexible grommets into a hole when space is too tight for a sandwich mount. They block vibration around sensors and other parts you count on for precise movements, strong signals, and accurate readings. The rubber stem and two flanges line the inside and both faces of a hole so no vibration can flow between the fasteners and mounting surface.