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Eight small soft silicone rubber fan mounts in a loose pile

Corn Electronics

Corn Electronics 8pcs Silicone Rubber Fan Mounts Anti-Vibration Pin

SKU CH-8BA8-X9ZXX

Eight silicone rubber mounts reduce fan vibration and noise in PC cases

  • Reduces fan vibration and noise with silicone rubber construction
  • Universal fit for standard PC case fan mounting holes
  • Eight mounts included for multiple fans or spares
  • Tool-free push-pin installation secures fans quickly
  • Durable rubber material absorbs shock and resists wear

What It Is

This pack contains eight silicone rubber mounting pins designed to secure cooling fans inside a PC case. The soft material isolates the fan from the chassis to reduce vibration transfer and operational noise.

Who It Suits

Builders assembling or upgrading a computer who want a quieter system without using metal screws. It is not suited for anyone needing to mount fans in a server rack, on a radiator with non-standard spacing, or in any application requiring a rigid, load-bearing fastener.

Vibration Isolation

Each pin acts as a flexible grommet that absorbs motor vibration before it reaches the case panel. The silicone construction stays pliable over time, maintaining its damping effect without hardening or cracking.

Highlights

  • Reduces fan vibration and noise with silicone rubber construction
  • Universal fit for standard PC case fan mounting holes
  • Eight mounts included for multiple fans or spares
  • Tool-free push-pin installation secures fans quickly
  • Durable rubber material absorbs shock and resists wear

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install these silicone rubber pins in a PC case fan hole, and what step is often missed?

Push each pin through the fan corner hole into the chassis hole until the flange seats flush; the step often missed is pulling the pin head back slightly so the barbs lock on both sides.

When will these mounts need replacement, and what should I look for?

Replace them when the silicone hardens, cracks, or loses elasticity — typically after several years of heat cycles — because they will no longer damp vibration or stay seated.

What is the first limit I hit under continuous fan vibration and case heat?

The silicone gradually stiffens and the barbs lose grip, so the mount stops isolating vibration and can work loose from the chassis hole.

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