The Equipto Electronics Seismic enclosure offers the maximum protection against even the most severe earthquakes. (read more)

The welded, reinforced heavy-gauge steel racks offer the maximum level of seismic protection for equipment. Seismic Racks are tested and certified to Telcordia’s (formerly Bellcore) Zone 4 requirements for 1200# equipment load. (read more)

Elma Electronic Inc., a global manufacturer of electronic packaging products and rotary components, has announced a new line of Seismic Cabinet Enclosures. The heavy-duty Type 45S cabinets have a high strength-to-weight ratio to support and protect equipment during the full force of a seismic event. (read more)

Gorbel's Seismic Zone IV Cranes have been designed for the most rigorous applications in areas that must adhere to Seismic Zone IV building code requirements. (read more)

The Dytran accelerometer model 3191A is a 5V/g seismic accelerometer ideal for low level, low frequency vibration measurements. The 3191A can measure frequencies down to 0.1 Hz and can resolve vibrations as low as .00007 g's RMS. This seismic sensor has a rugged MIL 2-pin connector, is hermetically sealed, and features all stainless steel construction. (read more)

Slim down pipe designs and installations and protect piping from seismic movement, thermal expansion and building settlement with the trim, compact PoopLoop™ for waste lines. (read more)

This special design hose assembly allows piping to move in all planes of motion when seismic activity occurs. Consult a DME sales engineer for assistance. (read more)

A data center enclosure that offers additional protection for rack-mount servers and network equipment located in regions with seismic activity has been introduced to the marketplace by Wright Line of Worcester, Massachusetts. (read more)

Haewa Corporation introduces its new H395 series of 5 standard seismically qualified electronic cabinets constructed in compliance with the Uniform Building Code (UBC) and Bellcore GR-63 Zone 1 through Zone 4 requirements. These ruggedly constructed cabinets provide equipment safety in earthquake prone areas and other locations where electronic equipment is subject to shock and vibration. (read more)

If you're going to sell into the communications industry, earthquake testing is required per GR-63-CORE. Customers in seismically active areas ask all other industries how earthquake "resistant" or "proof" their equipment is before making a purchase decision. (read more)