Molded different type rubber feet for electronic scale

Rubber feet for electronic scale assemblies form part of the support arrangement beneath the instrument. Their mounting position, installed height, and deformation under load can affect how the scale rests on its working surface. The foot design should therefore be considered together with the housing and weighing mechanism, especially where nearby parts could create an unintended contact path.

Match each foot to its fixing feature and the clearance around the base. The scale should rest on the intended supports without the housing, cable, or another component touching the bench as load changes. A foot that sits crookedly may alter the stance even though it remains attached securely.

Check the assembled scale on its intended surface through the relevant loading positions. Include off center placement when that is part of normal use. Rubber support by itself does not establish measurement accuracy; the completed instrument must retain its intended weighing behavior after the feet are installed.

Keep the underside clean and avoid packing debris beneath one support. After moving or servicing the instrument, inspect the seating of every foot and restore the intended level arrangement. If a replacement changes the installed height or support condition, reassess the complete scale before relying on its readings. This is particularly important when only one worn foot is replaced beside older parts with a different settled shape.

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: Their mounting position, installed height, and deformation under load can affect how the scale rests on its working surface.

Custom profile & fit

Match each foot to its fixing feature and the clearance around the base.

Assembly considerations

Check the assembled scale on its intended surface through the relevant loading positions.

Design check

After moving or servicing the instrument, inspect the seating of every foot and restore the intended level arrangement.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. The scale should rest on the intended supports without the housing, cable, or another component touching the bench as load changes. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.