A Bumper is designed to absorb and distribute impact forces during collisions or low-speed impacts. Bumpers consist of an outer cover, energy absorber, reinforcement beams, brackets, and mounting hardware. These parts work together to provide structural integrity and impact absorption. The outer cover of the bumper protects the underlying parts. The energy absorber is a foam-like material or a honeycomb structure located behind the outer cover. It is designed to absorb and dissipate impact energy, reducing the force transferred to the other parts.

Attributes:
• Absorbs and distributes impact forces, reducing the damage to other parts
• Provide additional protection against obstacles, such as rocks or tree branches

Applications:
A Bumper absorbs and dissipates impact energy during collisions or minor accidents.