Weld On Rubber Tipper Blocks Landing Pads Buffers For Trailers - 150 x 40mm - 6pc

Rubber and steel tipper plate for commercial or own individual use. Steel base plate is 150mm x 40...

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This guide is for owners and operators of commercial tipper trucks and trailers. The AB Tools Weld On Rubber Tipper Blocks offer a key benefit of significantly reducing wear and tear on machinery during tipping operations. A caveat to consider is that the steel base requires welding for installation, meaning professional fitting may be necessary. These tipper blocks combine a durable steel base with a shock-absorbing rubber pad to protect vehicle edges and floors from impact, prolonging component life.

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Model Part NumberJAG170_6PK
BrandAB Tools

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FAQs

How many tipper blocks are included in this pack?

This listing is for a pack of 6 x tipper plates.

What are the dimensions of the steel base plate?

The steel base plate measures 150mm x 40mm x 5mm.

What are the dimensions of the rubber tipper pad?

The rubber tipper pad measures 100mm x 40mm x 20mm.

Can these be bolted on instead of welded?

While the steel base is designed for welding, it may be possible to drill holes and bolt them on if welding is not an option, though welding provides a more secure and durable attachment.

What material is the tipper plate made from?

The tipper plate is constructed from mild steel and rubber.

What is the main purpose of these tipper blocks?

Their main purpose is to cushion and protect vehicles or machinery during tipping operations by absorbing shock and vibration.

Are these suitable for light-duty trailers?

Yes, they are suitable for both commercial and individual use, offering protection for various types of trailers and vehicles during tipping.

Troubleshooting

Weld is not strong or secure.

Ensure the steel base plate and the mounting surface are clean, free of rust, paint, or grease before welding. Use appropriate welding techniques and equipment for mild steel.

Rubber pad shows premature wear.

Check for excessively abrasive materials being tipped or if the blocks are positioned incorrectly, causing scraping rather than cushioning. Ensure the block is the correct size for the impact.

Block shifts after installation.

Re-weld the base plate, ensuring complete penetration and a strong bond. Inspect the mounting surface for any damage that might be compromising the weld.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides excellent shock absorption, protecting equipment from damage.
  • Durable construction combines steel and rubber for longevity.
  • Reduces maintenance needs by minimizing wear on critical components.
  • Secure weld-on installation ensures stability.
  • Versatile for various commercial tipping applications.

Cons

  • Requires welding for installation, which may incur additional costs or require professional services.
  • The steel base requires pre-treatment or preparation before welding in certain environments.
  • Not suitable for applications where non-permanent fixing is needed.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: These tipper blocks are designed for permanent installation. The steel base plate should be cleaned and prepared for welding. Position the block on the desired surface (e.g., the edge of a tipper truck or trailer tailboard) and securely weld the base plate into place. Ensure a strong, consistent weld for maximum durability.

Compatibility: Compatible with most standard steel tipper trucks and trailers. The 150mm x 40mm steel base allows for flexible placement on various structural edges. The 100mm x 40mm rubber pad offers broad contact area for impact absorption.

Care: Minimal care is required. Periodically inspect welds for integrity. The rubber pad is designed to withstand abrasive conditions, but prolonged exposure to extreme chemicals or solvents should be avoided. Clean any heavy dirt or debris buildup with water and a stiff brush if necessary.

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