No. They are also used to protect concrete, pavement, turf, and landscaped areas from track damage.

Ground pressure, track design, turning behavior, and soil weakness can matter just as much as total machine weight. If you will turn frequently or work on weak subsoil, choose thicker or more stable layouts.

Yes. The overall rigid structure provides stable fixed support. It keeps the equipment balanced without ground subsidence during long-term stationary operation.

The mat adopts high-density compact structure designed specifically for tracked excavators. It resists sharp tread abrasion and surface gouging, remaining intact even with frequent forward, reverse and turning operations of excavators.

The mat can level out small undulations of the original ground effectively. It creates a flat, balanced working platform to avoid excavator body tilting and ensure construction safety on rough terrain.

The mats feature strong impact and puncture resistance, perfectly adapting to stony, gravelly and rugged mining ground. It won’t be pierced or damaged by sharp crushed stones under excavator pressure.

The mat surface maintains proper friction balance, neither too slippery nor overly resistant. It allows excavators to steer, pivot and move flexibly without resistance affecting construction efficiency.

The mat disperses heavy machinery pressure evenly over a wide area. It buffers the weight of excavators and avoids squeezing or damaging buried pipelines, cables and underground facilities during construction.