Rectangular Thermoplastic Rubber Feet with Steel Support Bushing

Molded from “Thermoplastic Rubber” Budwig recessed bumpers provide good traction and excellent shock absorbing qualities; unlike natural rubber they have good non-marking qualities and outstanding resistance to stress cracking. A Trivalent Chromate plated steel Support Bushing (S/B) absorbs the total fastener load allowing the foot to be mounted using a variety of screws or rivets without causing distortion to the foot itself. Excellent resistance to ozone, aging and most chemicals. Available in any color on special order. *Some sizes available in Polyethylene or Polypropylene as an alternative to Thermoplastic Rubber. Recommended where resistance to sliding and shock absorbing or other rubber like qualities are not a requirement. Contact our sales staff for specific sizes that are available in Polyethylene or Polypropylene material.

Stock Material:  Santoprene™ (87 shore A)
Stock Colors: Black or Medium Grey

Parts are BPA Free, 3TG, REACH and RoHS 3 Compliant 

Click The Part Number to download the detailed Drawing and Specifications in a printable PDF

PART NUMBER	Height A	Length B	Length C	Width D	Recess Dia E	Recess Depth F	Outer Wall Thickness G	Insert I.D. & Screw Size H	Mounting Hole Centers I	No S/B Through Hole I.D. H
RF6T	.344	1.768	1.672	.885	.333	.142	.095	.148  #6 Truss Head	.875	.172
RF6-1T	.390	2.022	1.912	1.005	.333	.187	.125	.148  #6 Truss Head	1.000	.172
RF8T	.465	2.380	2.250	1.187	.409	.176	.142	.178  #8 Truss Head	1.187	.210
RF10T	.528	2.777	2.629	1.375	.472	.202	.172	.215  #10 Truss Head	1.375	.255
RF10-1T	.590	3.000	2.834	1.510	.472	.280	.190	.215  #10 Truss Head	1.500	.255

Tolerance: = ± .010

Weight Capacity:

Conclusive determination should be based on individual product testing and evaluation on a case by case basis by the end user. Factors such as; Durometer; the total number of feet (bumpers) being used; the environment (i.e. exposure to ozone, chemicals, extreme temperatures), static vs. dynamic applications, abrasion and shock should be considered and not limited to, for your final assessment.