What is another word for damper block?
Pronunciation: [dˈampə blˈɒk] (IPA) 
The term "damper block" refers to a component often used in mechanical systems to absorb or reduce vibrations. Various alternate terms can be used to describe this object, depending on the context in which it is employed. In automotive engineering, for example, "shock absorber" or "suspension strut" may be used instead of "damper block." In construction or architecture, "vibration isolation pad" or "seismic isolation block" may be more appropriate. In the context of electronics or audio equipment, "sound dampening block" or "vibration dampener" might be used instead. Regardless of the specific nomenclature, the primary function of these blocks remains consistent: to mitigate unwanted vibrations and reduce the impact of external forces on a system.
