Heavy truck manufacturers need to use materials that can withstand immense amounts of abuse over hundreds of thousands of miles. Radiator mounts are crucial for securing the radiator, and these mounts are typically made of rubber because it is the best material for absorbing shock and vibration. However, truck companies have a common problem with rubber mounts burning up from high duty cycles over prolonged periods of time.

Industrial equipment doesn’t have to look sloppy and unappealing. When installing industrial HVAC equipment, you want to have both the most efficient and the neatest process possible.

Polymer worked with a client who was unsatisfied with the aesthetics of their boiler installation. The insulation foam that wrapped around the boiler did not fit well, looked unattractive, and would often break apart during installation.

Polymer’s solution to this problem proved that aesthetics do not have to be sacrificed for functionality. Using the right insulation materials for appliances ensures that equipment will not only function well but will look visually pleasing.

Here at Polymer Technologies, we have a team of engineers that are experts in vibration and shock isolation and are ready to answer any questions you have about isolation techniques. No matter your application, we are confident we can create a custom vibration isolation solution that meets your needs and solves your problems.  To better help you understand the complex world of isolation and the different types of vibration isolation options available to you, we have outlined the two basic methods below.

Every building experiences a certain amount of shock and/or vibration—whether caused by people or machinery. Vibration is a mechanical phenomenon in which periodic motion is generated by a force around an equilibrium point. The possible effects of these vibrations can vary from insignificant to disastrous, depending on the intensity and duration of the shock as well as the construction of the concerned structure or equipment.

Robert Prybutok has a long career history within the manufacturing industry—particularly areas that focus on acoustics and noise control.  After earning his BSME (that is: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering) from Philadelphia's renowned Drexel University, Prybutok's career skyrocketed. 

Polymer Technologies Inc. provides 3-dimensional solutions for noise, thermal & vibration control. Our POLYFORM© Molded Products are engineered and manufactured specifically for energy management, combining the best qualities in noise absorption, transmission loss, damping, isolation, and thermal insulation—all in one product!

At Polymer Technologies, we pride ourselves on the most efficient systems.  Our goal is to provide our customers the best quality service, on time and on budget.  Contact us today and start your project tomorrow.

In our ongoing efforts to provide our customers the best service, Polymer Technologies, Inc. seeks to employ the best and brightest individuals.  It is with great excitement that we welcome Joe McCarty to the PTI team.  As our Mid-West Sales Manager, Joe will directly support our Mid-West sales partner, Clarkson Company, while also overseeing efforts in Indiana and Michigan.

Polymer Technologies, Inc. consistently strives to offer our customers the best service, exceed expectations and deliver the highest quality products on time and within budget.  As part of our ongoing efforts to ensure we provide the best services in the industry, we look to employ candidates that personally reflect the same ambitions as PTI.  Recently, two new employees that demonstrate our principles and share our goals have joined the PTI family.  We happily welcome Mike Haupt and Ben Resine to the team.