UHMWPE construction, temporary, lawn protection mats

UHMWPE construction mud mats, temporary roadway mats, lawn protection mats

Product description :

Any outdoor surface, including grass, dirt, and sand, can be covered with lawn protection mats. For roadways that must be temporarily spread across a significant area of dirt or raw terrain, temporary roadway mats are a wise choice. Regular vehicle traffic can be accommodated using construction mud matting.

On the worksite, use temporary road mats repeatedly. Temporary roadway mats will bend but not shatter. When driving over lawns, lawn protection mats are essential. Turf will be protected with these heavy-duty lawn and grass mats. They utilize a sturdy, dense polyethylene plastic that is impervious to bending.

Category: Ground protection mat

Advantages of UHMWPE :

Use the gear to enter any region. They protect grasses, even when working on rain-soft lawns.
Make the most of your purchase and keep them looking professional by reusing them many times.
The mats are clean after being hosed down.
A special “non-slip” surface for maximum traction and extra pedestrian space.
Prevents automobiles from becoming stuck.
Portable and lightweight.
Cut down on cleanup time.

Applications :

The loading weight of HDPE and UHMWPE temporary road mats ranges from 60 to 80 tons. In the following industries: civil engineering, construction, oil and gas, transmission, infrastructure, utility maintenance, and military locations, lawn protection mats are frequently used as heavy-duty temporary road mats for all weather conditions and ground types. Its primary applications include construction, transportation, chemistry, and other sectors related to road safety. For example, marine work, bridge building, drilling site preparation, barge work, environmental management, cemetery construction, and urban development, among others. It can also provide temporary passageways for building sites, warehouses, stations, air stations, and other facilities, including temporary material transfer stations.