Vestil Manufacturing EB-1 Thermoplastic Edge Guard 20 Ft

Product Description

The VESTIL MANUFACTURING EB-1 is a thermoplastic rubber edge guard designed to protect exposed corners, ledges, and structural edges from impact damage in industrial and commercial environments. Constructed from durable thermoplastic rubber (TPR), this guard absorbs and deflects impact energy to reduce damage to both the protected surface and any equipment or materials that make contact with it. The EB-1 spans 20 feet in length, making it well suited for covering extended runs along loading dock edges, racking systems, mezzanine platforms, and similar fixed structures. It ships as a single unit and weighs 11 pounds. Hardware is not included and must be sourced separately for mounting.

This edge guard is appropriate for warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and any industrial setting where forklifts, pallet jacks, hand trucks, or other equipment operate near structural edges. It is typically installed along dock bumpers, column bases, rack uprights, floor transitions, or exposed concrete edges. The gray color provides neutral visibility against most industrial surfaces. Installation can be handled by maintenance personnel or facilities staff without specialized trade licensing in most applications.

Key Features

• Thermoplastic rubber (TPR) construction provides flexible, durable impact protection
• 20-foot length covers extended edge runs in a single piece
• Gray color blends with standard industrial surfaces
• Lightweight at 11 pounds for easy handling during install
• Hardware not included, allowing use with site-appropriate fasteners

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose edge guard for use on loading dock edges, racking systems, mezzanine platforms, columns, and other exposed structural edges in industrial and commercial facilities.

Installation Notes

Mounting hardware is not included and must be selected based on the substrate material and local facility requirements. Ensure the mounting surface is clean, dry, and free of debris before securing the guard. Follow applicable facility safety protocols when working near active dock areas or equipment traffic zones. Hardware selection should be appropriate for the substrate, whether concrete, steel, or wood.