Rubber Buffers for Trucks

McNaughtans rubber buffers for trucks help cushion contact and protect exposed areas of chassis, doors, loading bays and industrial vehicle bodies. The collection includes black rubber buffers in different lengths, widths and heights to suit the available space and contact point on each vehicle or installation.

How to choose a rubber buffer

Measure the mounting space and the area that will receive contact. Compare the length, width and height, as well as the hole positions and fixing method. The size and geometry should allow the rubber to make contact before metal components, without interfering with doors, platforms or other mechanisms. Also check the mounting surface and working environment.

  • Confirm all three external dimensions.
  • Compare holes and fixing points.
  • Check the position and contact surface.
  • Inspect regularly for cracks, deformation and loose fixings.

Frequently asked questions

Does a larger buffer always absorb more impact?

Not necessarily. Performance depends on the geometry, material, fixing and the way the contact is applied.

When should a buffer be replaced?

Replace it if there are deep cracks, missing material, permanent deformation or damaged fixings that prevent even contact.

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