We reduced these problems by writing specifications and manufacturing hangers with the hole in the bottom of the hanger box as large as the ID of the spring. The HS spring hangers evolved using our standard A, B and C springs and seating them in LDS cups with projecting bushings to line the hole in the lower end of the box. A, B and C springs are designed for horizontal stiffness as described on Page 1, 4, 5 and 8 of Bulletin SLF-200, so they do not fall over or buckle. Centering the spring in the acoustical cup made steel-to-steel contact of the rod and the top steel cup unimportant and put the rubber in the right location on the leaving end of the spring.

Mason Industries Spring Vibration Hanger, HS Model, 113 lb Capacity, 3-1/2 in Lower Rod Penetration, 113 lb Spring Constant, 3/8 in Max Rod Dia, 1 in Rated Deflection, 2-7/8 in W, 4-1/4 in H, Steel, Yellow Spring

• LDS rubber spring cup with a projecting bushing to prevent steel to steel contact
• LDS stands for low dynamic stiffness bridge bearing natural rubber to minimize noise and vibration transmission
• All springs have additional travel to solid equal to 50% of rated deflection

• Catalog https://assets.unilogcorp.com/267/ITEM/DOC/Mason_Industries_HS_X_113_Catalog.pdf
• Specification Sheet https://assets.unilogcorp.com/267/ITEM/DOC/Mason_Industries_HS_X_210_Specification_Sheet.pdf