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Available in a variety of standard sizes. Custom sizes available, please call for quotation.Sometimes called Button Bumpers or Push-in Bumpers, they come in two styles: round-headed or arrow-headed (pointed). Used extensively in automobiles, trucks, appliances and door frames, the ease of installation makes these very popular with metal fabricators in all industries. Also used to prevent metal-to-metal or surface-to-surface contact in door jambs, behind doors, between moving parts, and in applications where push-in parts work better than metal fasteners.

Rubber bumpers used to protect doors, walls, rails, docks, truck bumpers, utility trailers, carts, fork lifts, curbs, rollers, sliders, packers, pushers, conveyors, braces, corners and other places where metal to surface contact is harsh and continuous. Made with high tensile, abrasion-resistant rubber compounds in molded and extruded shapes and styles.

Made from a variety of compounds for different applications, mainly used on trailers to protect the trailer bumper and any surfaces contacted by the bumper. Available in D shapes, Bell shapes and rectangular configurations, these products are available in cut lengths, pre-drilled and notched. Also available with washers or metal reinforcements applied. Commonly found on horse and livestock trailers.

T Shaped bumper ideal for applications where holes are in thick materials, installation requires friction fit parts or parts are installed with an adhesive. Used in places where parts require field trimming after installing for clearance purposes. Most commonly used in cabinets, drawer slides, furniture, file cabinets, storage systems, etc.

By design, Recessed Bumpers are used as feet on the bottom of products, on the side as protectors, and on the top as absorbers. They are offered with or without metal washers, depending on the application. They are primarily used to prevent metal-to-metal or surface-to-surface contact. Common uses include counter-top appliances, door stops, cart edges, furniture feet, drawer stops, and thousands of places where they are installed with fasteners to protect metal and wood.

Peel and release bumpers are ideal for cabinets, electronics, computers, curcuit boards, printers, automotive, medical, packaging and furniture. Non-Staining, Non-Marring, Crack resistant, UL Recognized Component.