AMC Marine Engine Mounts – Anti-Vibration Mounts for Marine & Industrial Applications

AMC marine engine mounts are engineered for demanding mobile and industrial environments. Built with rugged materials and advanced design, they deliver outstanding vibration isolation—ensuring smoother operation, reduced noise, and extended equipment life.

Designed with optimized multi-axial stiffness, these mounts combine high vertical elasticity with enhanced longitudinal and lateral rigidity. The result is superior vibration damping across all directions, making them ideal for engines and rotating machinery.

Perfect for compact marine engines such as Beta 14–30 and Nanni 2–3-cylinder models, as well as auxiliary equipment. Their compact footprint makes them an excellent choice for light-duty applications requiring reliable isolation.

Key Features

✔ Cross-shaped top indentation improves rigidity and allows effective drainage of oils and liquids
✔ Anti-corrosion treated metal components – suitable for outdoor and marine environments (RoHS compliant)
✔ Clearly marked bases for easy identification of type and hardness
✔ Built-in fail-safe interlocking metal component limits excessive vertical movement under shock loads
✔ Protective top cover shields elastomer from oil, diesel, ozone, and UV exposure
✔ Engineered multi-directional stiffness for optimal vibration isolation, especially perpendicular to the crankshaft

Applications

Suitable for a wide range of mobile and industrial machinery requiring vibration and noise reduction:

Why Choose AMC Engine Mounts?

These high-performance anti-vibration mounts are built to perform in harsh conditions. They help protect your equipment from damaging vibrations and shock loads—reducing wear, improving efficiency, and extending machinery lifespan.

Specifications:



  If you have any further questions or queries on this item, please contact us.

 We aim to answer all questions promptly and accurately as possible.

All efforts have been made to ensure that the information contained herein is correct, but it is the buyer’s responsibility to verify that to be purchased part suits customer’s intended application.