2833-Track Mat-Justrite Position inside the berm for extra protection along tire paths.
Position inside the berm for extra protection along tire paths. Thick durable, the black woven fabric protects the floor and walls from tire abrasion caused by skidding, turning, and braking.
- Heavy-Duty Fabric: Made from durable polyester (PET) with PVC to withstand rigorous use.
- Enhanced Traction: Provides a stable surface for vehicles and equipment, promoting safe operation in challenging environments.
- Puncture Resistance: Meets ASTM D751 standards, featuring a puncture resistance of at least 85 lbf for reliable protection.
- Durable Thickness: With a thickness of 0.065 inches, it enhances longevity and effectively reduces wear and tear.
- Easy Deployment: Simple to position and deploy within the berm for immediate use.
- Cost-Effective: Minimizes the need for frequent repairs or replacements, saving on maintenance costs over time.
Recommended use:
To improve berm longevity without sacrificing functionality.
- Heavy-Duty Fabric: Made from durable polyester (PET) with PVC to withstand rigorous use.
- Enhanced Traction: Provides a stable surface for vehicles and equipment, promoting safe operation in challenging environments.
- Puncture Resistance: Meets ASTM D751 standards, featuring a puncture resistance of at least 85 lbf for reliable protection.
- Durable Thickness: With a thickness of 0.065 inches, it enhances longevity and effectively reduces wear and tear.
- Easy Deployment: Simple to position and deploy within the berm for immediate use.
- Cost-Effective: Minimizes the need for frequent repairs or replacements, saving on maintenance costs over time.
Recommended use:
To improve berm longevity without sacrificing functionality.
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