Vestil 1012-6 Rubber Laminated Dock Bumper 6 in Projection

Product Description

The VESTIL 1012-6 is a laminated rubber dock bumper designed to protect loading dock faces and trailer rear panels from impact damage during docking maneuvers. Measuring 12 inches wide by 10 inches high with a 6-inch projection, this bumper absorbs and deflects the energy of incoming trailers before steel meets structure. The bolt-on mounting design uses four mounting holes, each sized at 0.813 inches in diameter, allowing for secure attachment to dock walls or dock leveler aprons. At 33 pounds, it is a heavy-duty unit suited for facilities with consistent truck traffic where bumper durability is a daily requirement.

This bumper is appropriate for commercial and industrial loading dock applications including distribution centers, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and retail receiving docks. It is installed on the dock face to establish a consistent trailer stop point and protect both the building structure and trailer bodies. The laminated rubber construction provides layered resilience, making it well suited for high-cycle docking environments where bumpers take repeated impacts throughout the workday.

Key Features

• Laminated rubber construction for layered impact absorption and long service life
• 6-inch projection keeps trailers at a controlled standoff distance from the dock face
• Bolt-on mount with 4 mounting holes sized at 0.813 inches for secure wall attachment
• 12-inch width by 10-inch height provides broad coverage across the dock opening edge
• Black rubber finish resists weathering and UV exposure in outdoor dock environments
• Single-piece unit ships ready to mount with no assembly required

Compatibility

Designed as a bolt-on replacement or new-installation dock bumper for standard commercial loading dock faces where a 6-inch projection and bolt-on mounting pattern are required.

Installation Notes

Dock bumpers of this type are installed by facilities maintenance technicians or dock equipment professionals. Prior to installation, identify and mark anchor points on the concrete or steel dock face to align with the four bolt holes. Use appropriate concrete anchors or through-bolts rated for the load conditions at the specific facility. Verify that the bumper height and projection position will produce the correct trailer floor-to-dock-leveler alignment before finalizing fastener placement.