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FEATURES

• Natural rubber foam offers outstanding anti-fatigue qualities.
• Dense rubber cushion construction encapsulated with solid nitrile rubber resists damage from heels and chair legs and protects cushion from exposure to oil, grease, chemicals, etc.
• Available in two tough surfaces: Texture-Surface: for dry to damp workstations where traction is not critical Grip 1/2Surface: for wet work stations where maximum traction or scraping is crucial.
• Grippers on the back minimize movement.
• Welding Safe.
• Static Dissipative
• Low profile borders will not crack or curl.
• Green 20% recycled nitrile rubber content
• 100% Nitrile Rubber border remains flexible for the life of the mat and will not crack or curl.
• Closed-cell cushion backing is permanently molded to the Nitrile Rubber surface.
• Available in OSHA approved striped borders. Colors: Caution Yellow, Danger Red, Safety Green and Warning Orange.
• Certified slip-resistant by the National Floor Safety Institute.
• Recommended for use in wet or dry areas where workers stand for long periods, computer rooms and electronic manufacturing.
• Can be sterilized in autoclave
• Sized approximately 3' x 5' each. True Dimensions: end pieces are 34 x 59.875" and middle pieces are 34 x 61.25"

CLEANING and MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ANDERSEN MATS

Daily Cleaning: Anti-fatigue mats should be cleaned daily by sweeping or brushing to remove loose soil and debris. These impurities can cause excessive wear on the surface of the mats and shorten product life. The floor under the mats should also be kept as clean and dry as possible to protect the bottom of the mats and reduce mat movement.

Routine Cleaning: On a regular basis, anti-fatigue mats should be cleaned with water-based cleaners to remove oil and grease where needed. We do not recommend the use of solvent-based cleaners. It is important to use cleaners strong enough with proper agitation to remove fats and other food related oils. Research has shown that even grease-proof rubber can be affected by grease and oil if the grease and oil are allowed to remain in contact with the mat for extended periods of time. Andersen recommends thorough cleaning at least weekly to avoid prolonged contact of grease with the rubber.