Adhesive rubber bumper High Sticky rubber feet

Rubber feet with a sticky adhesive backing form small cushioning contact points on suitable prepared surfaces. The backing must remain attached as the rubber is compressed or brushed by the mating part. Strong initial tack is not enough to establish how the pad behaves through repeated contact.

Review the direction in which the other part reaches the bumper. A sliding action can catch its edge and place a different demand on the bond from a straight compressive contact. Select the footprint and thickness so the contact occurs on the intended face.

ETOL can customize the molded profile and material. Follow the chosen adhesive's application conditions and keep contamination off the bonding surface. After a trial, inspect the edges for lifting and compare the pad's position with its original placement. If it has shifted, examine the contact direction and backing compatibility before fitting another. Clean the rubber face during maintenance and replace a damaged pad according to the assembly specification rather than attempting to hold a loose edge down with an improvised adhesive.

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: The backing must remain attached as the rubber is compressed or brushed by the mating part.

Custom profile & fit

Select the footprint and thickness so the contact occurs on the intended face.

Assembly considerations

After a trial, inspect the edges for lifting and compare the pad's position with its original placement.

Design check

Review the direction in which the other part reaches the bumper.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. Strong initial tack is not enough to establish how the pad behaves through repeated contact. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.