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Reduces risk of slips
August 1st 2006

As almost one fifth of all industrial accidents are caused by employees slipping, the provision of a flexible, slip-resistant surface underfoot is vital. At the same time, precautions need to be taken to relieve the physical problems that can arise from prolonged standing at work, particularly on hard floors.

Vynagrip matting from Plastic Extruders has a deeply etched surface that gives it a high degree of slip resistance. Its open grid format means any liquid or production waste is dissipated and, as the matting is comfortable to stand on, it helps to reduce physical fatigue.

It contours over rough or uneven surfaces and is easily cut and shaped. The matting is featured on a new website. www.vynagrip.com.

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