Value Collection 1012-6 Rubber Dock Bumper 12x10x6 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 1012-6 is a laminated rubber dock bumper designed to protect loading dock edges, dock doors, and vehicle rear panels during trailer approach and departure. Measuring 12 inches wide, 10 inches high, and 6 inches in length, this bumper absorbs impact energy and reduces structural wear at the dock face. Constructed from laminated rubber layers, it provides durable compression resistance under repeated loading cycles. Facilities managers, dock equipment installers, and maintenance contractors install this type of bumper as a direct replacement or new installation on commercial and industrial loading docks.

This bumper is suited for commercial warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and any loading dock application where trailer contact causes wear to the dock structure. At 25.3 pounds, the unit is solid enough to handle frequent trailer docking activity. The laminated rubber construction holds up in outdoor and semi-outdoor dock environments where exposure to weather and vehicle exhaust is common. It is typically mounted directly to the dock face or dock leveler pit wall as part of a bumper array.

Key Features

• Laminated rubber construction for layered compression resistance and long service life
• 12 inches wide x 10 inches high x 6 inches long for a substantial contact surface
• 25.3-pound solid unit weight provides stable, fixed mounting under repeated impact
• Designed to protect dock structures and vehicle rear panels from impact damage
• Suitable for outdoor and semi-outdoor dock environments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-mount replacement or new-installation dock bumper for commercial and industrial loading dock applications where a 12-inch-wide by 10-inch-high laminated rubber bumper profile is required.

Installation Notes

Dock bumpers of this type are typically installed by facilities maintenance crews or dock equipment technicians using lag bolts or through-bolts into the concrete dock face. The mounting surface should be clean, structurally sound, and free of loose concrete before fastening. Confirm bolt pattern and embedment depth meet local building or facility requirements before installation. Do not install on surfaces with active moisture intrusion or deteriorated concrete without first making necessary repairs.