Description
Mobile Bumper Rack for Organized Auto Body Shops
A mobile bumper rack gives collision repair shops a dedicated place to store large bumper covers during teardown, repair, refinishing, and reassembly. Instead of placing bulky bumper covers on the floor or leaning them against walls, technicians can keep them separated, organized, and easier to move as the repair progresses.
The DJS Mobile Bumper Rack holds up to eight large bumper covers. Its adjustable support-arm system includes eight extra-long 24-inch arms and eight 16-inch arms, giving shops flexibility for different bumper-cover sizes and shapes. The arms adjust in 4.5-inch increments, so technicians can change the spacing to match the work currently moving through the shop.
Adjustable Mobile Bumper Rack Storage
Powder-coated steel construction is designed for regular shop use. Four casters allow the rack to move between teardown, body, paint, and reassembly areas, while two locking casters help keep it stationary after it has been positioned.
The base is designed to nest with additional racks when they are not in use. This makes the mobile bumper rack a practical option for shops that need multiple racks but also want to conserve floor space between jobs.
Key Features
- Storage for up to eight large bumper covers
- Eight 24-inch support arms
- Eight 16-inch support arms
- Arm positions that adjust every 4.5 inches
- Powder-coated steel construction
- Four mobile casters
- Two locking casters
- Nesting base for compact storage
Improve Collision Repair Workflow
Bumper covers often move through several departments during a repair. A dedicated mobile bumper storage rack helps keep those parts together and gives technicians a consistent place to locate them. The rack can be assigned to a specific repair order or used as shared storage for several jobs, depending on the shop’s workflow.
Keeping bumper covers on adjustable arms also helps reduce floor clutter and frees up wall space. When a bumper cover is ready for the next repair stage, the entire rack can be moved instead of carrying each part individually across the facility.
Always position bumper covers so they are stable and balanced on the support arms. Lock the casters after parking the rack, inspect the arms and wheels regularly, and follow your facility’s normal material-handling and housekeeping procedures.
Complete Your Body Shop Storage Setup
Browse our Storage Solutions for additional ways to organize collision repair parts and equipment. The Car Parts Rack provides shelving and hanging storage for removed vehicle components, while the Panel Cart helps store larger panels and related items.
Need help deciding which rack best fits your facility? Contact DJS Fabrications for product and ordering assistance.
For broader workplace guidance, review OSHA’s materials handling and storage requirements.
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