Buyers Products Company
Buyers Products Company D46 Extruded Rubber D-Shaped Bumper with 2 Holes
Extruded rubber D-shaped bumper with two mounting holes provides high impact resistance and will not rust or dent
- TypeHardware Supplies
- D-shaped profile absorbs heavy impacts
- Compression-molded rubber resists rust and dents
- Two pre-drilled holes simplify mounting
- Extruded construction delivers consistent density
- Free shipping on orders over $75
Impact-Resistant Rubber Bumper
The Buyers Products D46 is an extruded rubber bumper with a D-shaped profile and two mounting holes. It serves automotive and industrial users who need a durable buffer to protect equipment, docks or vehicle bodies from repeated contact. The compression-moulded construction resists dents and corrosion so the part remains effective through heavy daily use.
Thermal And Power Characteristics
Rubber components generate no heat and draw no electrical power during operation. The material stays stable across normal ambient temperatures and produces no audible noise when compressed or released. No active cooling or power budget is required for integration into a mounting system.
Build Quality And Mounting
The extruded D-shape profile distributes impact forces evenly while the two pre-drilled holes allow straightforward bolt-on installation. Rubber construction will not rust or dent, maintaining its cushioning properties over time. Buyers who need a different length, thickness or hole pattern should select another variant from the available range.
Highlights
- D-shaped profile absorbs heavy impacts
- Compression-molded rubber resists rust and dents
- Two pre-drilled holes simplify mounting
- Extruded construction delivers consistent density
- Free shipping on orders over $75
Specifications
| Brand | BUYERS PRODUCTS |
|---|---|
| Type | Hardware Supplies |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 46 D-shaped bumper and what is the common alignment mistake?
Drill two clearance holes matching the bumper's pre-drilled pattern, then bolt it flat against the frame; the step often missed is checking that the D-profile sits square so the curved face takes the impact evenly.
What upkeep will the extruded rubber bumper need over time?
Inspect the rubber for cracks or permanent compression after heavy hits; replace the bumper once the material no longer springs back or shows deep cuts, as the hardware itself does not wear.
At what point does the rubber bumper stop absorbing shock during repeated impacts?
The limit appears when the rubber takes a permanent set and no longer rebounds, meaning the material has reached its compression capacity and must be swapped out.
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