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
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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 |
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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.