There are various types of shock mounts used in automotive and industrial applications. Here are some of the common types of shock mounts:
Stud mounts: This type of shock mount has a threaded stud that is used to attach the mount to a surface. The shock absorber is attached to the mount via a bolt or nut.
Plate mounts: Plate mounts are designed with a flat plate that is attached to the mounting surface, and the shock absorber is attached to the plate via a bolt or nut.
Eye mounts: Eye mounts are designed with a loop on each end that connects to the shock absorber via a bolt or bushing.
Bushing mounts: This type of mount has a sleeve that houses a bushing, which is used to attach the shock absorber to the mount.
Clevis mounts: Clevis mounts are similar to eye mounts, but have a U-shaped bracket on one end and a pin on the other end that connects to the shock absorber.
Flange mounts: Flange mounts have a circular flange that is attached to the mounting surface, and the shock absorber is screwed onto the mount using bolts or nuts.
Bar mounts: Bar mounts are used to attach a rod or bar to a mounting surface, with the shock absorber attached to the bar via a bushing or loop.
The choice of shock mount depends on the specific application and the type of shock absorber being used. It is important to choose the correct mount to ensure proper attachment, stability, and safety.
