L shape corner bumper for shock absorber

An L shape corner bumper places rubber along two adjoining surfaces. Its angled form can cushion contact near a corner, but both legs of the profile need to suit the mounting area. Custom size, color and rubber choices allow the bumper to follow the actual angle and the lengths available on either side.

Check that the inside corner sits without a gap caused by a radius or raised joint beneath it. One leg should not have to be pulled into place after the other is seated. The mounting arrangement should keep the bumper aligned while leaving its intended contact face available for cushioning.

Review the direction in which the opposing part reaches the bumper. Contact at the outer corner differs from pressure spread along one leg, so evaluate the fitted geometry under the intended movement. Keep nearby fasteners from becoming the first hard contact point. During inspection, compare wear on both legs and look for an end starting to lift. An uneven pattern can reveal a mounting or approach issue that should be corrected before replacing the rubber with the same profile.

Material options

Rubber. Custom formulation and color for the intended contact conditions.

Hardness selection

Rubber: 30–90 Shore A. Contact at the outer corner differs from pressure spread along one leg, so evaluate the fitted geometry under the intended movement.

Custom dimensions

Custom size, color and rubber choices allow the bumper to follow the actual angle and the lengths available on either side.

Fit & assembly

One leg should not have to be pulled into place after the other is seated.

Use & inspection

During inspection, compare wear on both legs and look for an end starting to lift.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. An L shape corner bumper places rubber along two adjoining surfaces. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.