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This AB Tools Tipper Block (JAG173) is designed for owners of tipper trucks and trailers seeking to protect their machinery and cargo during tipping operations. Its primary benefit is the significant reduction in shock and vibration, minimizing damage to drop-down sides and other contact points. A key consideration is that while the aluminium base can be welded, the rubber pad is bonded and not intended for direct welding itself. The product features a robust aluminium base plate combined with a shock-absorbing rubber pad.
| Model Part Number | JAG173 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The aluminium base plate measures 355mm in length, 75mm in width, and 3mm in thickness. The rubber tipper pad measures 287mm in length, 75mm in width, and 30mm in thickness.
No, the rubber tipper pad is permanently bonded to the aluminium base plate. If the rubber pad is worn or damaged, the entire unit needs to be replaced.
The tipper block is designed for welding. The aluminium base plate can be welded into the correct position on your tipper truck or trailer.
Its primary purpose is to cushion and protect vehicles or machinery during tipping operations by absorbing shock and vibration, thereby minimizing damage to components like drop-down sides.
It is commonly used on tipper trucks and trailers, particularly for the edge of drop-down sides that make contact with the floor during tipping. Compatibility depends on the specific design and dimensions of your trailer or truck.
The product consists of a self-colour aluminium base plate and a rubber tipper pad.
It absorbs the shock and vibration from repeated tipping actions, preventing damage and wear on the parts of the vehicle that come into contact with the ground or other surfaces.
Ensure the aluminium base plate has been securely welded to the vehicle frame. Re-weld if necessary, ensuring proper penetration and adhesion.
Verify that the rubber pad is intact and properly bonded to the aluminium base. Check if the tipper block is positioned correctly to absorb the primary impact. Consider adding additional blocks if the impact is distributed over a larger area.
Inspect the rubber pad for cracks, tears, or significant flattening. If the wear is extensive, the entire tipper block unit will need to be replaced as the rubber is bonded.
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