Custom made anti vibration rubber bumper plate

A rubber bumper plate provides a custom cushioning surface between parts that would otherwise contact directly. Its plate form makes the location and extent of the contact area important: the mating component should meet the intended face rather than land on an unsupported edge. Size, color and material can be selected for the installation.

Check how the opposing part approaches the plate. A tilted surface may load one corner first, while a flat approach can use a broader area. Review the mounted condition and the movement that occurs during operation, including the clearance around the bumper as it deforms. The listed hardness range of 30 to 90 Shore A is a starting choice for the rubber, not a substitute for evaluating the actual contact.

Keep the mounting surface even and the bumper properly retained. A trapped chip beneath a broad plate can create a local high point that is difficult to see from above. During inspection, look for a contact mark confined to one corner or a section lifting from its support. Those patterns can indicate alignment or mounting issues that should be corrected before replacing the rubber.

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: Review the mounted condition and the movement that occurs during operation, including the clearance around the bumper as it deforms.

Custom profile & fit

A tilted surface may load one corner first, while a flat approach can use a broader area.

Assembly considerations

Size, color and material can be selected for the installation.

Design check

Check how the opposing part approaches the plate.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. A tilted surface may load one corner first, while a flat approach can use a broader area. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.