Rubber Coil Pad 6" x 48" β€” Friction Mat for Steel Coil Racks

$9.75
SKU: CM648HD-CC-US In Stock

Reinforced rubber, 3/8 in thick. Goes under the coil rack so it cannot slide on an aluminum deck. 7.2 lbs.

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About This Product

Aluminum deck, steel coil rack. Two hard, smooth surfaces with almost nothing between them, and a coil that wants to move every time you brake. That is the problem this pad solves. You lay it on the deck first, set the coil rack on top of it, and the rack stops skating.

The stack runs in order: pad down, coil rack on the pad, two beveled 4x4 timbers across the racks to form the cradle, then the coil, then chains and binders. Run one rack for roughly every 10,000 lb of coil weight, and a pad under every rack.

Palletized coils are a separate case. FMCSA calls for a friction mat between the pallet and the deck, and on a plastic pallet you have no choice at all. Wood on aluminum grips well enough that drivers often skip it, but plastic on aluminum slides like ice.

At 7.2 lb this pad is heavier than a plain moulded rubber mat of the same size, because it carries reinforcement inside rather than being a solid slab of rubber.

Technical Details

Size 6" x 48"
Thickness 3/8" (9 mm)
Material Reinforced Rubber
Color Black
Weight 7.2 lbs
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Placement Under coil racks; between pallet and deck

Key Features

Stops Metal-on-Metal Slide
A steel coil rack has nothing to grip on an aluminum deck. This gives it grip.
3/8 in Reinforced Rubber
Heavier than a plain rubber mat the same size, because there is reinforcement inside.
Required Under Palletized Coils
FMCSA calls for a friction mat between the pallet and the deck.
Built Into the Coil Stack
Pad, then rack, then beveled lumber, then the coil, then chains.

Best For

Load type
Steel coils on coil racks. Run a pad under every rack.
Deck type
Aluminum flatbeds, where steel racks have the least to grip.
Palletized coils
Plastic pallets, where a mat is not optional. Wood grips aluminum better.
Safety Tip

Friction mats go under the coil racks, not between the beveled lumber and the coil. A mat squeezed under the coil itself lets it rock instead of sitting flush. A friction mat is not a tiedown: it keeps the racks from sliding, the chains hold the load, and it does not reduce the number of tiedowns FMCSA requires.

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