Ningbo Aye International Trading Co., Ltd.

[Zhejiang,China]

Unternehmenstyp:Hersteller , Händler / Großhändler , Organisation , Einzelhändler , Bedienung , Handels Unternehmen

Hauptmärkte: Afrika , Amerikas , Asien , Osteuropa , Europa , Nordeuropa , Westeuropa , Weltweit , Mittlerer Osten

Exporteur:81% - 90%

Zert:GS, CE, ISO9001

Beschreibung:Plastikwiederherstellungsspuren Hersteller / Lieferant, bietet Plastiksandschienen, Plastiksandleitern usw.

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What is the use of Plastic Recovery Tracks?

December 13, 2022

What is the use of Plastic Recovery Tracks?

When your car stuck in the mud or sand , slipping in the snow, this Waterproof Plastic Recovery Tracks under the wheels of a car, can be an easy job to help you out of trouble, you are absolutely required this Cold-resistant Plastic Recovery Tracks, and then safe travel in any places.

Outback Australia is a place which is very inhospitable. If you didn`t prepared well for recovering your vehicle from sand, snow or mud among your trip, you might be crazy that your vehicle was in for a long night.So it is necessary to prepare a well Aging resistance Plastic Recovery Tracks for your trip.

History of Sand Ladder

Without any doubt, people have been making Aging resistance Plastic Recovery Tracks since the development of the first motor vehicle and sand ladders are definitely not a new invention. However, the first commercially available sand ladder was invented by the U.S. Army and commenced manufacture in 1941 called Marsden Matting. It was extremely functional and was primarily used for the fast temporary construction of air fields and vehicle tracks on soft and muddy ground. An estimated 800 million square feet of Marsden Matting was manufactured during World War II.

Later Marsden Matting became known as PSP (perforated steel planking) and was constructed from a magnesium steel alloy. It was also manufactured from aluminium and called PAP which weighed significantly less than it's steel counterpart. This military surplus PAP became the first Cold-resistant Plastic Recovery Tracks to be commonly used by 4wd enthusiasts and was popular on the roof racks of Land Rovers.

Plastic Recovery Tracks