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The AB Tools Rubber Round Buffer Bumper Pad Stop (JAG138_2PK) is an essential hardware solution for commercial fleet operators, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts looking to protect high-impact areas from damage. These durable 22mm standoff buffers serve as reliable shock absorbers for truck tailboards, loading bays, horse boxes, and industrial doors. While they provide exceptional impact protection, users should note that mounting hardware is not included, requiring specific bolts suitable for your chosen surface material.
| Model Part Number | JAG138_2PK |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
Yes, they are manufactured from synthetic rubber, making them highly resistant to moisture, UV exposure, and temperature fluctuations.
No, this listing includes two rubber buffers only. You will need to source bolts that match the thickness of your mounting surface.
Yes, provided you use the correct masonry drill bit and appropriate anchor bolts for concrete.
The buffer provides a 22mm standoff distance from the surface.
They are semi-rigid, designed to provide a firm cushion that absorbs shock rather than acting as a soft, squishy pad.
Check the mounting bolt and tighten it. If the surface is uneven, consider using a metal washer behind the rubber to distribute pressure.
Ensure the buffer is not being struck by sharp, jagged metal edges. If the impact point is irregular, consider smoothing the impacting object.
To install, ensure the target surface is flat and can support the force of impact. Use a drill to create a pilot hole that matches the diameter of your preferred fixing bolt. Align the central hole of the buffer with the surface point, insert the bolt, and tighten securely. While the rubber is inherently low-maintenance, periodically inspect the bumpers for signs of extreme compression or debris accumulation. If the rubber becomes heavily coated in grease or oil, wipe clean with a mild degreaser to maintain its grip and surface tension.
