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Avmat Avgas Fuel Mat Center Hole
MFR Model# AVMAT-AVGAS2
Overview
| This fuel mat by Aviation Laboratories is made from heavy duty durable synthetic rubber. They are non-static and fuel resistant. Available with a center hole or a top offset hole. Size is 24" x 16", with a 4" diameter hole. |
Specifications
- Weight: 3.6 lbs
- Dimensions: 24.5 x 15.25 x 5.16
Reviews
great
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Fueling Mat Avmat-AvgaS2 Blue Cntr Hole
Better than others Ive seen. It very sturdy but light enough to pack
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Fueling Mat Avmat-AvgaS2 Blue Cntr Hole
Just what I was looking for a sturdy, effective protective mat to minimize nozzle damage during refueling....just seemed a little pricey for what it is.
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Fueling Mat Avmat-AvgaS2 Blue Cntr Hole
It is very heavy, but excellent quality
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Fueling Mat Avmat-AvgaS2 Blue Cntr Hole
This is a heavy duty piece of equipment suitable for FBO use. I wanted something I could take in my plane for self serve fueling. I would have to give up 10 lb. of useful load to travel with this. It’s stupidly heavy. I may cut about 1/2 of it off. I may be ahead to just cut down a bathtub mat and use that.
Too big and too heavy for many GA aircraft - description should list weight!
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