How to select vibration dampers

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To select a vibration damper for isolating equipment with an ASD value of 0.015 g²/Hz and a frequency range of 1 to 100 Hz, consider using products from established companies like Fabreeka and Lord Corporation, which specialize in passive and active vibration isolation systems. Both companies have extensive experience, particularly in military and aircraft applications, ensuring reliability and effectiveness. Users report that Lord's vibration mounts perform as advertised in industrial settings. It's crucial to evaluate the specifications of the dampers to ensure they meet the required performance criteria. Selecting the right damper will significantly enhance equipment stability and longevity.
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Hello i have asd value of 0.015 g2/hz and freq range of 1 to 100hz. How to select a damper for isolating my equipment from the above mentioned vibration?
 
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https://www.fabreeka.com/

dont re-invent the wheel..these guys know what they are doing on passive and active vibration isolation systems
 
Another source is www.lord.com
They have been around for at least 50yrs and widely used in military and aircraft equipment.
 

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