Bump Stops
We make high-impact polyurethane bump stops to provide increased strength and less deflection under load, to help maintain your suspension.
MbocaCertified
We make high-impact polyurethane bump stops to provide increased strength and less deflection under load, to help maintain your suspension.
MbocaCertified
Bump stops are small but very important components that work with the suspension system or in some cases can be part of the suspension system.
A bump stop can be made of various materials, such as rubber or microcellular foam depending on the design. However, the majority of manufacturers will choose polyurethane for its durability and excellent shock-absorbing properties.
Bump stops are added for extra protection, stability, and control to ensure your vehicles, bikes, or other automotive equipment run efficiently.
A bump stop's main purpose is to act as a cushion for your suspension when you have a heavy load, or if your suspension fails. Polyurethane bump stops will add extra protection to your suspension system preventing metal hitting metal and the frame from traveling too far.
When a bump stop is positioned within a vehicle’s suspension system it will help to prevent any damage and improve its mechanical longevity. The specific areas a bump stop will protect are the axles, shocks, tires, fenders, and other related chassis parts.
If you want to keep your suspension system safe and well-protected, bump stops are the perfect choice for any vehicle.
They are particularly well-suited for off-road vehicles. If you have to drive across uneven terrains, polyurethane bump stops will give your suspension some added protection and help to keep your vehicle balanced.
Polyurethane bump stops are also a great choice for HGVs that regularly transport heavy loads that put pressure on their suspension system.
Moca cured polyurethane has been used since 1954 and has a proven track record for achieving the best high performance products.
We are the first manufacturer to be awarded authorisation for continued use by the HSE UK REACH authority.
