They are generally used for supporting outriggers for super-heavy cranes, bulldozers, and mining equipment. They are also for heavy load bearing in heavy industrial construction.

They have excellent load distribution performance, which can evenly disperse the extreme pressure of super-heavy equipment, providing stable support that ordinary plastic pads cannot achieve.

The pad still has to be placed correctly. The outrigger float should be placed squarely in the center of the pad. Off-center placement creates non-uniform ground bearing pressure. Moreover, do not use undersized support or poor blocking geometry. Also, not treating a hard-looking surface as if no pad were needed.

The composite pad's design includes stiffness and strength that will eliminate stress concentration and allow a steady weight-bearing capacity under ultra-heavy loads.

Yes. Their blended material is resistant to fatigue and wear, making them ideal for long-term, repeated high-load support tasks in construction and industrial scenarios.

They are strongly recommended when you need load distribution, durability, manageable weight, and repeated-use value. They are more durable, easier to handle and resistant to moisture and chemicals, better suited to repeated lifting work.