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| SKI LIFT
UNLOADING RAMPS |
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stations either have a stony or wooden board surface, on which winter
sportsmen disembark the chair lift with their ski or snowboard to then
glide on to the piste. As a result of strong winds, snow covering
these boards usually is blown off, leaving the winter sportsman to
disembark over small stones, thereby damaging his ski or snowboard. In addition they
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Advantage-Skitrax:
By laying the easily interlocking tile units of Skitrax in the unloading
area (approx. 4m x 6m) to the edge of the piste, a disembarkment is
easily possible with or without windy weather. Small stones fall between
the gaps of Skitrax, guaranteeing a gentle glide to the edge of the
piste. Even with strong winds, enough snow remains availble for smooth
unloading. The worldwide fastest mats for gliding out of this onloading zone straight into the ski slope - are the Skitrax SP! |
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Example:
Blue Mountain (USA)
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Example: Samnaun (Switzerland)
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