Prevent static discharge that can harm sensitive electronics and equipment.

Antistatic mats provide good static draining without a grounding cord. They're cushioned to reduce fatigue and have a slip-resistant surface for good traction. Made of vinyl, mats resist stains and chemicals but should be cleaned immediately after spills.

Static-dissipative mats have a lower surface resistivity than antistatic mats to drain static faster. Ribbed and carpeted mats drain static without a grounding cord. Ribbed mats provide more traction than carpeted mats. They’re vinyl, which resists grease, oil, and chemicals. Carpeted mats provide better static control than ribbed mats. Smooth mats require a grounding cord (sold separately)—attach the cord to the grounding snap on the mat, then connect the other end to an electrical outlet or other grounding point. Mats are cushioned to reduce fatigue. They are made of soft foam and then covered by a layer of hard vinyl for durability.

Conductive mats have the lowest resistance of our static-control mats, making them the fastest and most effective for draining static. They require a grounding cord (sold separately)—attach the cord to the grounding snap on the mat, then connect the other end to an electrical outlet or other grounding point. The surface is slip resistant for good traction and cushioned to reduce fatigue. Mats are made of soft foam and then covered by a layer of hard vinyl for durability.

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.

Integrated connectors allow you to link mats together to create the size and shape you need. With a surface resistivity of 10⁶-10⁹ ohms/sq., these static-dissipative mats drain static faster than antistatic mats, but not as fast as conductive mats. They require a grounding cord (sold separately)—attach the cord to the grounding snap on the mat, then connect the other end to an electrical outlet or other grounding point. The surface is slip resistant for good traction and cushioned to reduce fatigue. Unused connectors can easily be cut off for a finished look.

Tested to withstand the stated dielectric test voltage, these mats protect workers from electrical shock when working around high-voltage equipment.

Vinyl mats resist UV light, grease, oil, and chemicals.

Diamond tread and ribbed mats have a slip-resistant surface for good traction.

Smooth mats have an easy-to-clean surface. Use where high traction is not essential.