Cone shaped rubber bumpers
As the name implies, the cone shaped rubber bumpers we offer have rounded tips and out of the whole selection of rubber bumpers featured on our website, these ones are the tallest available. They are most commonly used for applications that require additional space and height, which suggests that our clients could, for example, place them under their keyboards to get that extra height. Additionally, since they are tall, they will allow air to flow under various electronic devices, hence, these cone shaped rubber bumpers can be placed under laptops, computers, small kitchen appliances, as well as gaming consoles, amplifiers, and speakers.
It is worth mentioning that they can also be used as spacers for devices that need to be stacked, so, the sets of cone shaped rubber bumpers could also be applied to routers, modems, and other PC equipment. Besides these applications, they can also be installed as door bumpers and cabinets, something that could make sure that these items don’t get damaged if they are forcefully closed or slammed. Placing them will also dampen any noise, hence, if they are slammed, the noise levels will be lowered. Our cone shaped bumpers are non-toxic, which suggests that you could use them in your kitchen as well.
These small rubber components have a peel-off installation process and the strong adhesive will prevent any items from slipping and scratching the surfaces it is on. If placed on large artwork or picture frames, the cone shaped rubber bumpers will prevent any damage to the walls, but more importantly, they will provide that extra space between the two objects that will completely tie the look of a room together. Lastly, our cone shaped rubber bumpers are made from high-quality, durable materials, so, they can last for a very long time, without changing color or breaking down completely.
Rubber Feet & Bumper Size Catalog
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Recess Rubber Bumper
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Cylindrical Rubber Feet
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Recess Rubber Feet
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Hemispherical Rubber Bumper
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Rubber Tips
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Rectangular rubber feet for chairs
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Rubber Feet For Chairs
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- Tapered contact bumper
- Application focus
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- Dimensions to confirm
- Contact-face area, projection and mounting geometry. Match these to electronic equipment bases and cabinet or door contact points.
- Profiles discussed
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- Installation discussed
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- Attachment options
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- Working clearance
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