Anti slip high temperature resistant rubber feet for goods shelf

Rubber feet for goods shelf use should be matched to the frame and its intended support arrangement. The molded size, hardness, and material need to suit the contact surface and expected environment. Where warmth is present, choose the compound for the actual temperature at the foot rather than for a general heat-related label.

Check the frame's mounting points and the installed height of each foot. The shelf should rest as designed without load being concentrated by a partly seated component. The rubber feet do not change the shelf's rated loading or replace any required frame anchoring.

Fit the parts using the intended attachment method and assess the shelving in its normal location. Keep the contact areas clean, especially where particles can collect under a loaded support. During maintenance, inspect for displacement, splitting, or permanent changes in height. Replace damaged feet with the specified geometry and compound, maintaining compatible support across the frame rather than adding an arbitrary pad beneath one point to conceal a structural alignment problem.

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 shelf should rest as designed without load being concentrated by a partly seated component.

Custom profile & fit

The molded size, hardness, and material need to suit the contact surface and expected environment.

Assembly considerations

Fit the parts using the intended attachment method and assess the shelving in its normal location.

Design check

Check the frame's mounting points and the installed height of each foot.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. The molded size, hardness, and material need to suit the contact surface and expected environment. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.