Flip holders down to keep doors open; flip up to release. All have a nonmarring, replaceable rubber pad.

A two-piece design requires less clearance to install than one-piece mounts. Raise your machine just enough to slide the base underneath, then insert the stud from above through a threaded or unthreaded hole. The stud rests in a divot in the base and swivels to keep equipment level on slightly sloped and pitted floors. Mounts also have a rubber cushion that reduces vibration to protect components and extend your machine’s life.

Keep sliding doors and panels from damaging walls and door frames. Mount these stops with screws.

The highest capacity vibration-damping mounts we offer. The rubber or felt cushion reduces vibration to protect components and extend your machine’s life. Rest large equipment, such as CNC and injection molding machines, on top of these mounts and the weight will keep them in place. Turn the hex head bolt with a wrench to adjust the height and angle.

Combine the high wear resistance of a cast iron face with the ease of welding a low-carbon steel base. You'll often see these wear plates used on backhoe and excavator bucket teeth, but you can use them anywhere you need to protect equipment from heavy abrasion, friction, and impact. Also known as chocky bars because they resemble a chocolate bar, these plates can be shortened by breaking off sections. Cut through the low-carbon base at a scored section, then wrap the plate with a cloth and hit it with a hammer to break the cast iron side.