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Bumpers are elastomeric hardware devices used for edge protection, cushioning, and impact absorption. Bumpers reduce vibration and movement in equipment. They also stop rigid parts from damaging one another. Edge protection devices such as bumpers are used to protect machinery as well as people. A custom bumper can be designed to meet specific application needs and may include self-adhering feet, stops, spacers, cushions and other molded parts. A rubber bumper or elastomeric bumper can be made from either natural or synthetic rubber.


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Tubing made from EVA resi is used in medical equipment and in beveragevending, milk-packaging, and beer-dispensing equipment. Molded mechanical EVA parts include appliance bumpers, blow-molded bellows ...
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Typical passenger-car applications include door-intrusion beams, chassis members, reinforcing and mounting brackets, steering and suspension parts, bumpers, and wheels.. Trucks, construction equipment ...
Mechanical Monthly - March, 2007
Breakaway Bumpers. The BAB Series of breakaway bumpers for motion and vibration control for enclosures offer quick and easy pull-through manual assembly. The mounting tab on the bumper breaks away ...
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