Tarpaulin sealing corner - right

This tarpaulin sealing corner (position right) is a protective and finishing element designed specifically for the bodywork systems used on Schmitz Cargobull semi-trailers. Its primary role is to ensure a watertight transition between the semi-trailer structure and the side curtain, preventing water, dirt, and dust infiltration, thereby protecting the transported cargo and the vehicle's metal structure.

Note: The product is manufactured from high-resistance Tego-type plywood (birch), a material recognized for its durability under severe road transport operating conditions. This structure gives it excellent dimensional stability, which is essential for maintaining long-term sealing.

Technical material specifications (Birch Plywood / Tego):

The product benefits from the superior properties of birch plywood, processed to resist weather conditions:

Key benefits for Schmitz semi-trailers:

• Dimensional Stability: Thanks to the high number of veneer layers, the corner retains its shape regardless of temperature or humidity fluctuations.

• Moisture Resistance: The BFU100 adhesive and outer phenolic film layer provide robust protection against rot or degradation caused by precipitation.

• Versatility: The base material is the same type of anti-slip plywood used for semi-trailer and truck floors, thus guaranteeing superior impact resistance compared to conventional accessories.

Product information:

• SKU: T22N0428

• Position: Right

• Brand: SUDPL

• Weight: 0.4 kg

• Usage: Tarpaulin sealing for transport bodies, with a focus on compatibility with Schmitz structures.

Recommended applications:

This corner is essential for:

1. Schmitz fleet maintenance: Replacing damaged sealing elements to maintain cargo compartment integrity.

2. Bodywork workshops: For professional adjustments and custom side curtain seals.

3. Structural protection: Preventing corrosion at metal joints by blocking water ingress.

Do you need technical assistance for mounting this corner on a Schmitz structure or would you like information on other sealing components for your fleet?