From: "Tim" <ignored_mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Other things that kill drives can be: Vibrations, they should be bolted
firmly in place, and nothing else should vibrate the chassis. Tortional
stress - you don't want a chassis that twists or squashes a drive.
If you are in a high vibration environment the drives really should be
mounted in shock mounts if you have the option. Solidly mounting them
to the chassis simply conveys the shocks directly to the delicate
insides of the drives.
{^_^}
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