Custom made rubber adhesive protection bumper pads

Adhesive pads provide rubber bumper protection at a defined contact point. The pad can separate parts that meet repeatedly, with custom size, color and compound options for the assembly. The adhesive keeps it located while the exposed rubber receives the contact.

Observe the closing or resting position before choosing the pad outline. Contact that lands partly outside the bumper can catch its edge and start lifting the backing. Leave enough area for the expected contact without obstructing neighboring features or changing the gap more than the design allows.

Prepare the mounting surface for the selected adhesive and place the pad without stretching it. Check that the entire backing rests on a sound, even area rather than bridging a recess. During use, inspect the perimeter and the rubber face separately. A pad can remain soft at the surface while its adhesive edge has begun to detach. When replacing it, clear old residue so the new pad starts at the intended height. Keep abrasive particles off the contact face to protect the mating surface.

Material options

Custom rubber compound and color, selected for the contact conditions and required geometry.

Hardness range

30–90 Shore A for rubber. Assess the grade against this fit requirement: Prepare the mounting surface for the selected adhesive and place the pad without stretching it.

Custom profile & fit

The pad can separate parts that meet repeatedly, with custom size, color and compound options for the assembly.

Assembly considerations

The adhesive keeps it located while the exposed rubber receives the contact.

Design check

Check that the entire backing rests on a sound, even area rather than bridging a recess.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. Contact that lands partly outside the bumper can catch its edge and start lifting the backing. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.