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Pro-Parts Rubber Feet Pads – Anti Vibration for Air Compressors

AUD 25.45 on Amazon.com.au (as of October 22, 2026) View details ↗

Tame unwanted vibrations and noise in your workshop with these heavy-duty rubber feet pads from Pro-Parts. Designed for air compressors (3HP–6HP), generators, and pressure washers, these high-density rubber isolators create a stable base, reducing wear on your equipment and extending its lifespan. Made from durable, heat-resistant rubber, they’re built to withstand regular use in both industrial and home workshops, ensuring a secure fit on compatible models like the Coleman Powermate (094-0026) and Sanborn (E106661).

Each pack includes four non-slip feet, engineered for easy installation with precise dimensions—including a 3⁄4″ counterbore diameter and 1⁄4″ mounting hole—to match standard equipment footprints. The 1-1⁄2″ outer diameter (OD) and 3⁄8″ mounting surface height ensure a snug, level fit, while the 3⁄4″ overall height keeps them compact yet effective. Regular inspection for wear and avoiding prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures will help maintain their performance over time.

Ideal for users who need a straightforward upgrade to reduce operational noise and protect their machinery, these replacement feet are a cost-effective solution for keeping your tools running smoothly. Simply check compatibility with your specific model before installation to ensure a perfect fit.

MaterialHigh-density, heat-resistant rubber
Counterbore Diameter3⁄4″
Mounting Hole Diameter1⁄4″
Outer Diameter (OD)1-1⁄2″
Height3⁄4″
Mounting Surface Height3⁄8″
Are these compatible with my air compressor if it’s not listed?
Check your model’s footplate dimensions against the 3⁄4″ counterbore diameter and 1⁄4″ mounting hole—these pads are specifically designed for Coleman Powermate (094-0026) and Sanborn (E106661), but similar setups may work if the hole and diameter match.
How do I install these rubber feet?
Simply remove the existing feet from your equipment, clean the mounting surface, and secure the new pads using the included screws or your existing hardware—ensure they’re tightened evenly to avoid uneven weight distribution.
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