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A. The buffer measures 40 mm diameter by 40 mm height with an M10 x 25 mm male stud. It has a maximum load rating of 145.5 kg and a deflection of 10.0 mm.
A. Shore A hardness measures rubber stiffness. At 60 Shore A, this buffer sits at the mid-point of the range — softer grades give greater deflection and better isolation at lower loads, while harder grades carry higher loads with less movement. The 60 Shore A grade suits general-purpose machinery mounting where a balance of elastic compliance and load support is needed.
A. The male flat buffer is used across construction equipment, industrial machinery, agricultural equipment, elevators and commercial vehicles. Industries served include construction and off-highway, agriculture, power generation, marine, railway and mass transit, automotive, and military and defence.
A. The rubber-to-metal bonded construction absorbs and dissipates impact energy when an external moving component contacts the buffer face. It can be loaded in shear, compression, or a combination of both, cushioning impact shocks, reducing transmitted force to surrounding structures, and improving operator comfort and machinery lifespan.
A. Yes. The same 40 x 40 mm M10 x 25 geometry is available in 45 Shore A (4040MFB25-45) and 70 Shore A (4040MFB25-70). Additional sizes in the male flat buffer range include 0808MFB06, 100100MFB44, 10030MFB41, 10040MFB44, 10050MFB41 and 10055MFB44.
A. Yes. Stainless steel metalwork and oil-resistant or high-temperature rubber compounds are available, as are additional and custom sizes, on request.
A. WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with photos of the item and packaging, and we will resolve the issue in line with our returns policy.
A. Yes — WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with any questions about specifications, suitability, or compatibility.
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