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Do you have issues with vehicle tracking and sediment leaving your construction site? The FODS 2.0 (Foreign Object Debris System) mat is a composite tracking control mat designed to be used on a construction entrance or exit that minimizes crossover contamination. This new solution replaces traditional rock vehicle tracking control methods! Each mat can withstand over 1,000,000 passes and 250,000 lbs and is backed by a 3-year guarantee!
FODS mats work uniquely by deforming the tire, spreading the tire lugs apart, and depositing the mat's dirt, rock, mud, or other sediments. Tire lugs and/or treads will contact the pyramids’ various surfaces differently. As the tires roll across the mat, the pyramids will scrape, clean, deform, and wipe debris from the tires. Once the tires reach the street, they will be virtually clean from any material.
The top surface of a FODS mat is a geometric pattern formed in the shape of pyramids. The mats are unidirectional and are meant to have staggered pyramids in the direction of travel. Each pyramid has a crush rating of 20,000 lbs! Individual mats are connected with hardware to form various configurations to fit your project!
Create an instant construction entrance over virtually any type of surface, including asphalt, concrete, turf, marshy area, sand, mud, even ground, uneven ground, or similar!
It will not get clogged, be an eyesore, or become embedded in soft ground.
Protects ground when placed on top of the surface, unlike conventional SCEs (Stabilized Construction Entrance)
Easily transported from site to site in minutes.
Create an easily recognizable entrance for vehicles to see day or night.
Ideal for construction, airports, government, military, mining, agriculture, forestry, renewable energy, oil and gas, telecommunications, national parks, stormwater, roads, and bridges.
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FODS 2.0 |
Rocks |
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| 100% Solid & Uniform Construction | ||
| Easily Cleaned | ||
| Reusable and Transportable | ||
| Protects Ground Underneath | ||
| Easily Seen | ||
| Recyclable | ||
| Doesn't Become Clogged | ||
| Doesn't Absorb Chemicals and Oils | ||
| Amount of Uses | 100's | Once |
FODS Trackout Control Mats deform tires without causing damage, making mud and debris removal more effective.
It can be set up in about 30 minutes and requires minimum maintenance.
It can be reused numerous times to allow for more accurate job costing and estimation. FODS Trackout Mats will save you time and labor costs, can be used on any substrate, and FODS Trackout Mats help prevent worksite debris fines.
FODS Mats are constructed from a super-strong polymer that is durable, but also flexible.
When taking into consideration the limitations of deploying rocks, the ability to move your mats from site to site throughout the year is a game-changer.
These Mats do not damage the ground and can eliminate the need for remediation. At the end of its lifespan, the FODS Trackout Mat can be recycled.
The site where the FODS Trackout Control System is to be placed should correspond to recommended Best Management Practices (BMP) as much as possible. The site should also meet or exceed the local jurisdiction or stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) requirements.
Call for utility location 3 business days in advance of the FODS Trackout Control System installation for the marking of underground member utilities. Call the utility notification center at 811.
Once the site is established where FODS Trackout Control System is to be placed, any excessive uneven terrain should be leveled out or removed, such as large rocks, landscaping materials, sudden abrupt changes in elevation, and similar. FODS will span and support most obstacles, but the flatter and smoother the terrain under the mats, the more efficient and safer the FODS Trackout Control System will be.
Place the mats in the position needed.
Add H Bracket between mats.
Connect mats with metal straps
Anchor mats in place
12’ wide by 70’ long of appropriate aggregate. The location where SCE is to be located needs to be excavated 6” down in-depth, a geotextile erosion control fabric placed down, with aggregate placed on top. Individual jurisdictions require specifications that can increase or decrease depth, width, length, size of aggregate, and similar. After SCE removal, topsoil must be added back to the disturbed area, graded, and re-seeded.
