Metal Fabrication Case Study
metal bushings

Metal Bushings for Anti-Vibration Bush

This part stands out because the inner and outer wall diameters are identical, and the top piercing area looks like it was machined rather than stamped. The flange face is dead flat, and all corner radii are held tight—no loose bends here.

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Case Review

We supply metal bushings to Hutchinson Noise Reduction Company. Their rubber bushings are a type of anti-vibration mount—typically a cylindrical inner and outer metal sleeve with rubber fully bonded in between.

These suspension bushings press directly into the housing. Our engineers can custom-build the metal sleeves using FEA software to verify load and deflection before we cut any tooling. If you're dealing with shock, vibration, or noise issues, send us your specs—we'll work out a practical solution.

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