DoMatt Anti-Slip Mat – Reliable Anti-Slip Mat for Trucks & Trailers
The DoMatt Anti-Slip Mat is your partner for safe transport. With its 5 m length, you can flexibly use it as anti-slip mat roll material and cut it to the size you need. Whether on a truck, during pallet transport, or on a trailer – this robust rubber granulate mat ensures a sliding friction coefficient of 0.6 and reliably prevents your load from slipping when used together with your lashing straps.
Benefits & Applications
• Enhanced safety with our anti-slip mat for load securing, tested friction coefficient
• Universal use in warehouses, in-plant logistics, and road transport
• Practical format: 5000 mm length, 250 mm width – ideal for large-surface coverage
• Only 3 mm thick – space-saving, lightweight, and still reliable
• Tested according to VDI 2700, Part 14 + 15 – for standard-compliant load securing
Technical Data
• Product name: DoMatt
• Product type: Anti-slip mat
• Material: Rubber granulate
• Dimensions: 5000 × 250 × 3 mm
• Coefficient of sliding friction: μ = 0.6
• Standards/Certificates: VDI 2700, Part 14 + 15
• Colour: Black
Accessories & Recommendations
Combine the DoMatt with Dolezych lashing straps or lashing chains to make your transport even safer. For special applications, you’ll also find anti-slip mats for trailers in different thicknesses and formats in our product range.
Your Advantage with DoMatt
Protect your goods from shifting and meet all safety standards – with the anti-slip mat for trucks and trailers. Order now and choose the flexible solution for your load securing needs!
| EAN | 4032378624454 |
| Commodity code | 40082190 |
| ECLASS-Basic 15.0 (de) | 21.101.415 |
| coefficient of kinetic friction µ | 0,65 |
| colour | black |
| length (m) | 5.000 |
| standard | VDI 2700 pages 14 + 15 |
| thickness (mm) | 3 |
| type of slip-inhibiting material | DoMatt standard rolled |
| width (mm) | 250 |
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