We sell only what we manufacture at our facility in San Diego, California.
Molding Polyethylene SF6T PE87 CLEAR Rubber Feet USA – Rubber Bumpers come in many colors, including clear and can be custom made. Request a free quote today. PDF for SF6T Rubber Bumper Feet Budwig Company Inc. has been designing and manufacturing proprietary injection molded thermoplastic products since 1965. We are…
One of Budwig’s smallest feet is the SF6T. While we have tinkered with mold designs for this part in the past, our current version boasts more ribs for extra support as well as an overall smoother bumper. We pride ourselves on superior rubber feet which include non-marking qualities as well…
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Like Budwig, Custom Cajon Drums is a San Diego company committed to producing USA-quality products. The man behind the elegant instruments, Dan Gindling, hand-crafts his pieces with varying types of wood for crisp sound and tight construction. And when Dan needs the proper rubber bumpers for his drums, he employs…
Molding SF6T SF8T & TF10T TPR87 Budwig Plastic Feet in BLACK & GRAY Click the following links for the Specifications PDFs for SF6T, SF8T, & TF10T
Budwig Company Inc. has been designing and manufacturing proprietary injection molded thermoplastic products since 1965. We are not a distributor and only sell what we manufacture at our San Diego, California facility.
If you’ve ever needed clarification on our full part numbers, look no further. Our technical page offers an easy-to-follow code as well as additional CAD drawings. In short, the first letters indicate whether a foot is tall (TF), short (SF), medium (MF), square (SQF), or rectangle (RF), while the number…
Many of Budwig’s parts are shipped with steel support bushings. These inserts are employed to give an extra level of strength and stability that go beyond a basic washer, as they prevent nails and screws from ripping into the recesses of our bumpers. Each eyelet is fortified with zinc plating…
As 2016 comes to a close, now is the time to start reflecting on the performance of your products and how you might be able to improve them next year. After all, the quality of your products is at the heart of your business’s success. If your customers aren’t thrilled,…
It’s December, and while consumers jam pack mall parking lots and rush to find good holiday deals online, you can let out a sigh of relief. As a product manufacturer, you’ve already done all the hard work of ordering parts, increasing your inventory, and getting your products on the shelves…
