Value Collection V-1120-4 Rubber Dock Bumper 11x20x4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION V-1120-4 is a laminated rubber dock bumper designed to protect loading dock faces, dock doors, and trailer rear ends from impact damage during loading and unloading operations. Measuring 11 inches wide, 20 inches high, and 4 inches in length, this bumper provides a substantial contact surface and enough projection to absorb and deflect collision forces. Weighing 40 pounds, the laminated rubber construction delivers the density and resilience needed for repeated heavy-use cycles in commercial and industrial dock environments. Facilities managers, dock equipment installers, and maintenance contractors specify this type of bumper to reduce structural wear on dock walls and trailer bodies.

This dock bumper is suited for installation on commercial loading docks at warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and retail receiving areas. It is a direct-mount bumper intended for applications where a large contact face is needed to handle frequent trailer traffic. The laminated rubber build accommodates the lateral and vertical movement common to trailers during spotting and backing maneuvers, making it a reliable choice for high-cycle dock positions.

Key Features

• Laminated rubber construction resists compression set and absorbs repeated impact loads
• Large 11 x 20 inch face provides broad contact coverage for trailer rear ends and dock doors
• 4-inch projection keeps trailers clear of the dock face to reduce structural damage
• 40-pound mass contributes to energy absorption and stable mounting under load
• Durable rubber material withstands outdoor exposure, oils, and temperature variation common at loading docks

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-mount replacement or new-installation dock bumper for commercial and industrial loading dock walls and dock leveler pit faces where an 11 x 20 x 4 inch laminated rubber bumper is specified.

Installation Notes

Dock bumpers of this type are typically installed by dock equipment technicians or commercial maintenance contractors using through-bolt or lag-bolt mounting patterns into the dock wall or structural backing. The dock area should be clear of trailer traffic and any dock leveler should be in the stored position before installation begins. Follow applicable OSHA loading dock safety guidelines and the dock structure manufacturer recommendations for fastener size and embedment depth. Do not install over deteriorated masonry or substrate that cannot support the mechanical load imposed during trailer impact.