Anti-slip mats made from high quality ELT recycling material are ideal for Load securing during transport. The anti-slip mats reduce the ability to slide on smooth loading surfaces and therefore also the pre-tensioning force required when lashing down and the number of lashing devices required.
In addition to lashing straps Anti-slip mats the most effective tool for Load securing for any type of load - whether general cargo, sensitive loads, heavy goods transport or in extreme weather conditions. Anti-slip mats made from recycled tyres are used to secure loads when transporting goods by road, rail, sea and air.
Anti-slip mats made of rubber granulate are durable, wear-resistant and can be used until they are ready to be discarded. They offer high quality with a high coefficient of sliding friction. In addition, anti-slip mats made from ELT material are environmentally friendly and cost-efficient: used tyres are reused in recycled products as part of the circular economy. This conserves valuable resources. Thanks to their easy handling, anti-slip mats made of rubber granulate for load securing also save time and reduce lashing costs.
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