Also known as ergonomic mats, these general purpose mats provide cushion to reduce the fatigue and strain of standing while working. Integrated connectors allow you to link multiple mats together. The surface is slip resistant for good traction.

Mats with a vinyl surface resist grease, oil, and chemicals.

Styles B-D can be combined with edging and corner pieces (sold separately) to create a tapered edge around mats. Edging and corner pieces have male tabs and female slots for installation along any side of the mat. Cut off tabs to connect to the male edge of the mat. Style C have an abrasive grit coating for increased traction and durability.

Reduce the strain and fatigue of standing while working in food-processing and pharmaceutical plants, as well as in clean rooms. These mats are USDA certified to meet sanitary design standards, and are suitable for use in clean rooms rated to both Federal Standard and ISO classes. Made of EPDM rubber, they resist abrasion and withstand washdowns with harsh sanitizers and cleaners. Use different color mats in different areas of your facility to minimize the risk of cross-contamination. Color coding is often used to help plants follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs).

Also known as ergonomic mats, they have surface projections that cushion your feet and keep you from slipping while you work. The projections are spread out to let air and liquids flow through, which prevents bacteria from growing between them.

Autoclavable mats can be sterilized with steam cleaning.

These mats withstand occasional contact with grease. They're comfortable and easy to roll up for cleaning underneath.

Rubber mats are more durable with greater abrasion resistance than vinyl.

Style C can be paired with connectors (sold separately) to join multiple mats. Use two for 18" wide sides, three for 24" wide sides, and four for 36" wide sides.

Styles D and E have borders on the edges to provide visibility and indicate designated walking areas. Mats with three tapered edges are designed for use at workstations—the flat fourth edge, on the long side of the mat, fits flush against your machinery.

Use these mats where drainage and slip resistance are a priority.

Rubber mats are more durable with greater abrasion resistance than vinyl and remain flexible at low temperatures.

Vinyl mats resist grease, oil, and chemicals. They have a cushioned backing to reduce fatigue.

Style C have yellow borders on three tapered edges for safety and visibility at workstations—the flat fourth edge, on the long side of the mat, fits flush against your machinery.

Use greaseproof mats where grease and oil are constantly present. They're treated to protect the mat against odors and degradation. They also resist cutting fluid and are safe for welding applications. Made of soft, flexible rubber, these mats are comfortable and easily rolled up for cleaning underneath.

These general purpose mats provide a walking surface in wet environments that allows liquids to drain beneath your feet. Integrated connectors allow you to link mats together to create the size and shape you need. Arrange them to fit around corners and machinery—use a utility knife to trim to size. Made of vinyl, mats resist oil and chemicals and roll up easily for cleaning underneath.

Add edging and corner pieces (sold separately) to create a tapered edge around mats. Edging has male tabs and female slots for installation along any side of the mat. Cut off tabs on the edging to connect to the male edge of the mat.

Spray these mats with a hose to remove mud and other debris. They have elevated edges that contain dirt and moisture to keep floors clean. Mats are slip resistant and flexible, even in cold and wet weather. They withstand heavy indoor and outdoor use.

Protect sensitive clean room electronics from harmful static charges. Commonly used in pharmaceutical and laboratory Fed. Std. Class 100 and ISO Class 5 clean rooms, these mats release a low number of particles into the air. These mats also are carbon-filled, so they are conductive, drawing static away from shoes and other sources. Unlike other conductive mats that require a grounding cord, these mats are solid rubber so static passes through them into the grounded floor.

These mats are ergonomic, which means they minimize strain and fatigue as you stand. They have tapered edges that won’t curl up and become a tripping hazard. Made of Buna-N rubber, they resist oil, grease, and other liquid spills.

Style A mats have a raised surface that creates better cushioning and traction than Style B.

The low-profile surface of Style B makes it easier to roll carts and trolleys across them than Style A.