Loading Dock Bumpers

1. The loading dock bumpers with countersunk holes, it is easy to install on the poured cement foundation. Each molded rubber bottom bumper is of a one-piece design and will not warp, rust or become hard.
2. Molded rubber dock bumpers are suitable for any dock application with little traffic.
3. The rubber buffer of the docking station is made of fiber-reinforced primary rubber and nylon. Its impact recovery rate is 95% and the durometer reading is 80.
4. Our loading dock bumpers are maintenance-free, the impact force can be absorbed when the trailer is pressed on the base.

Model	Dimension	Package	Material	Weight
RWS-RCG9985	99210095mm	Woven bag	Rubber	8.5kg
RWS-RCG9916	995150158mm	Woven bag	Rubber	16kg
RWS-RCG9810	98610096mm	woven bag	Rubber	10kg
RWS-RCG1020	1000150150mm	Woven bag	Rubber	20kg
RWS-RCG1045	100016050mm	Woven bag	Rubber	4.5kg
RWS-RCG1016	100019090mm	Woven bag	Rubber	16kg
RWS-RCG1050	100020025mm	Woven bag	Rubber	5kg
RWS-RCG1013	100019080mm	Woven bag	Rubber	13kg
RWS-RCG1011	100016080mm	Woven bag	Rubber	11kg
RWS-RCG4513	450250100mm	Woven bag	Rubber	13kg
RWS-RCG9814	98419583mm	Woven bag	Rubber	14.19kg

Loading Dock Bumpers Knowledge Extension

How is the loading dock bumper used?

A loading dock bumper is a device that is used to protect the walls, doors, and vehicles at a loading dock. The loading dock bumper is typically made of rubber or a similar material and is mounted on the wall of the loading dock or on the edge of the dock leveler. The loading dock bumper is used to absorb the impact of a vehicle when it pulls into the loading dock, preventing damage to the building, door, or vehicle. When a vehicle pulls into the loading dock, it makes contact with the loading dock bumper, which absorbs the impact and helps to reduce the damage that would otherwise occur. In addition to protecting the walls, doors, and vehicles, loading dock bumpers can also help to reduce noise and vibration at the loading dock, making it a safer and more comfortable environment for workers. Loading dock bumpers are an important component of a safe and efficient loading dock operation, and they are typically installed in all types of facilities that have loading docks, including warehouses, distribution centers, and shipping docks.

How are loading dock bumpers installed?

The installation process for loading dock bumpers can vary depending on the type of bumper and the conditions of the loading dock. Here are the general steps for installing a loading dock bumper: Preparation: Clean and prepare the surface of the loading dock where the bumper will be installed. This may involve removing any old bumpers or debris, and cleaning and smoothing the surface. Measuring: Measure the width, height, and depth of the opening on the loading dock to determine the correct size of the bumper. Cutting: Cut the bumper to the correct size if necessary. Some bumpers are designed to be cut to fit the specific conditions of the loading dock. Mounting: Attach the bumper to the loading dock using the appropriate hardware, such as screws or bolts. Some bumpers may also require adhesive or special brackets. Testing: Test the bumper to ensure it is securely attached and functioning properly. This may involve driving a vehicle up to the loading dock and checking for any movement or damage. It's recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions for installing a loading dock bumper and to seek professional assistance if necessary. Improper installation can result in reduced effectiveness and safety risks.

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