Bumpers, Feet, Pads, Grips

Part Number	Description / PDF	Quantity
BS07BL07X30RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER HEMI .33" DIA X .085" BLK	4410
BS35GR05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLI .375" DIA X .19" GRY	2050
BS06WH05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLI .50" DIA X .25" WHT	4400
BS20BL11X22RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER .40" SQUARE X .1" BLK	4114
BS03BL10X20AP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER .5" SQUARE X .23" BLK	7000
BS01RGR05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLIN .5" DIA X .14" GRY	3650
BS34CL06X25AP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLI .37" DIA X .125" CLR	19650
BS41CL02X02RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLI .78" DIA X .2" CLR	3040
BS40BL17X34RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER HEMI .25" DIA X .062" BLK	8670
BS04BL01X01AP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER .78" SQUARE X .38" BLK	1250
BS17BR06X12RB Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER RECE .88" DIA X .4" BRN	1440
BS18BL10X20RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER RECE .50" DIA X .14" BLK	1400
BS36CL05X11RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER .100" SQUARE X .18" CLR	1595
BS08BL07X07RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER HEMI .70" DIA X .38" BLK	3087
BS32GR05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER .50" SQUARE X .12" GRY	3000
BS29BR07X07RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER .78" DIA X .25" BRN	2695
BS05WH05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLI .50" DIA X .06" WHT	8150
BS01RWH05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLIN .5" DIA X .14" WHT	4600
BS01RCL05X10RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLIN .5" DIA X .14" CLR	8650
BS05BR10X20RP Bumper Specialties, Inc.	BUMPER CYLI .50" DIA X .06" BRN	4600

Bumpers, Feet, Pads, Grips

1. Overview

Bumpers, feet, pads, and grips are critical hardware components designed to provide mechanical support, vibration damping, surface protection, and slip resistance. These accessories play a vital role in enhancing equipment durability, safety, and operational efficiency across industrial, commercial, and consumer applications. Their importance has grown with advancements in automation, robotics, and precision manufacturing.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

Type	Functional Characteristics	Application Examples
Rubber Bumpers	High impact absorption, noise reduction, chemical resistance	Industrial machinery guards, automotive door seals
Adjustable Feet	Load distribution, height leveling, vibration isolation	CNC machine bases, server racks
Anti-Slip Pads	High friction coefficient (0.8-1.2), temperature resistance	Electronic device bases, medical equipment
Ergonomic Grips	Vibration damping, thermal insulation, tactile feedback	Power tools, robotic arms, mobility aids

3. Structural Composition

Typical construction includes: - Base Materials: Thermoplastic elastomers (TPE), silicone rubber, polyurethane - Core Structure: Metal inserts (steel/zinc alloys) for load-bearing - Surface Treatment: Textured patterns for enhanced friction - Mounting Systems: Threaded studs, adhesive backing, snap-fit mechanisms

4. Key Technical Parameters

Parameter	Description	Importance
Hardness (Shore A)	Material rigidity (30-90 Shore A)	Directly affects shock absorption capability
Load Capacity	Static/dynamic weight limits (5-500 kg)	Ensures structural integrity under stress
Temperature Range	Operational limits (-40 C to 150 C)	Determines environmental compatibility
Friction Coefficient	Surface grip performance (0.6-1.5)	Critical for slip prevention

5. Application Fields

Industrial Automation: Conveyor systems, robotic workcells
Consumer Electronics: Display stands, audio equipment isolation
Medical Equipment: MRI machines, diagnostic devices
Transportation: Automotive trim components, railcar buffers
Case Study: Semiconductor manufacturing equipment using anti-vibration pads to maintain sub-micron precision

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

Manufacturer	Key Products	Specialization
3M	Scotch-Weld pads	Adhesive-based mounting solutions
Rubbermaid Commercial	Shock-absorbing bumpers	Heavy-duty industrial applications
McMaster-Carr	Adjustable leveling feet	Modular mechanical components

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations include: - Environmental factors (chemical exposure, UV resistance) - Load requirements (static vs dynamic forces) - Surface compatibility (delicate surfaces require softer materials) - Regulatory compliance (FDA for food processing, RoHS for electronics) - Maintenance accessibility (replaceable modular designs)

8. Industry Trends

Current developments include: - Smart materials with variable durometer properties - Nanotechnology-enhanced friction surfaces - 4D-printed components with shape-memory capabilities - Increased adoption of bio-based polymers for sustainability - Integration with IoT sensors for condition monitoring