Fatigue Wearwell 24/Seven CFR Solid Gritshield 3x3Ft Mat

1. Exceptionally high level of traction and durability
2. For floor protection in areas where mineral oil-based fluids are used
3. CFR mats are resistant to cutting fluids
4. Offers fatigue relief
5. Hidden interlocks
6. Overall thickness 5/8 inch
7. Durable >50% recycled rubber material
8. Available in 2 different rubber compounds based on environmental exposures

Wearwell 24/Seven CFR Solid 3x3 Rubber Mat With Gritshield, 3x3 Feet

In industrial areas, factory areas, or assembly lines where cutting fluids and mineral based oil fluids are in use, making use of our heavy-duty Wearwell 24/Seven CFR Solid 3x3 Rubber Mat With Gritshield as the flooring will serve to protect employees and visitors to the space from potential slips.

These are CFR, or cutting fluid resistant, mats, meaning they are ready for installation in areas that use these types of chemicals. In addition to the ability to use this flooring anywhere a metalworking bandsaw is in use, it gives employees anti fatigue capabilities and a slip resistant grit finish.

Chemical Resistant 3x3 Rubber Mat

When cutting metal with a bandsaw, the use of cutting fluids is important for keeping the blade cool. These fluids lubricate the blade, allowing it to work more efficiently and in a safer manner by flushing heat and the metal and aluminum filings away from the cutting area and the blade.

Some of this oil may end up on the floor during this process, so having our 3x3 rubber Wearwell mat product in place will protect the subfloor. This CFR model of rubber matting will not show wear and staining from the cutting fluid oil, either.

Many times, a higher quality cutting fluid will contain a rust resistant formula or will contain rust inhibitors. This allows the bandsaw blade to continue working as efficiently as possible with a long lifespan. Our rubber floors will resist rusty staining too and are easy to clean.

For those metal fabrication shops that are using a plasma cutter to perform certain types of jobs, our 3x3 rubber mat will stand up to the heat, sparks, and hot metal shavings that may appear while using this type of specialty metal cutter.

Easy-to-Install Rubber Flooring Tiles

Each of these 3-by-3 foot rubber mats contains an interlocking edge that greatly simplifies the installation process. The interlocking tabs and loops sit on the underside of the tile.

This means that when you connect each of the tiles, the interlocking system remains hidden under the edges of the tiles. Visitors and employees will only see a straight, squared-off edge of each tile in the flooring layout, creating a professional look and feel.

Installers do not need to add adhesive to the interlocking edge system on the tiles. The design of the tabs and loops is highly secure. It will not pull apart under the stress of people working on it.

There’s no need to add adhesive to the underside of the tiles either. This is a free floating installation. The weight of the rubber will keep the layout in place with a stable feel that will not slide around.

Because installers do not have to add glue to the tiles or the subfloor, they can disconnect the tiles at any time and expose the subfloor once again.

Safe Rubber Floors for Workstations

Businesses can keep their employees safe with this style of rubber flooring on hand.

For starters, the floor will provide ergonomic benefits. The use of rubber naturally yields anti fatigue benefits that allow people to stand and work in a safer and more comfortable manner for hours consecutively.

Rubber has a little bit of give to it that removes some of the stress and strain on the lower body of the employees, resulting in less pain in the lower back or knees.

Additionally, the grit layer on the top side of the tile delivers a high level of traction for people as they stand and work or as they walk across the tiles. Should this flooring ever become damp or oily, employees will have a significantly smaller chance of slipping and falling while walking, thanks to the gritty texture.

Interlocking Wearwell Rubber Mats Specifications

• Width: 3 feet
  
• Length: 3 feet
  
• Thickness: 5/8 inch
  
• Coverage: 9 square feet
  
• Weight: 28 pounds
  
• Color: Black
  
• Texture: Gritshield layer
  
• Edge: Interlocking

Maintenance and Care

Customers often select rubber mats for their businesses, residences, and industrial locations because of the high level of durability they receive from rubber flooring. This 3x3 Wearwell rubber mat is no different, as it will yield a long lifespan when cared for and maintained properly.

Because these mats do not have perforations, they will collect dry debris and liquids that employees spill throughout the workday. Cleaning these spills as they occur or at the end of each workday will be important for the longevity of the flooring.

Many customers choose to use a vacuum cleaner to remove dry debris, powdery substances, metal shavings, and dust from the surface of the CFR flooring. With the gritty layer on the top of the tile, a broom or a dry mop may struggle to fully collect fine solids, like dust and powders.

To remove stubborn soils, mix warm water with a mild detergent to create a gentle cleaning solution. Apply this solution with a mop and allow the floor to air dry afterward. Customers can place fans in the room to speed up the drying process.

24/Seven is a registered trademark of Wearwell
Gritshield is a trademark of Wearwell

Maintenance

Sweep, damp mop with mild detergent and warm water.

Shipping

Ships in cartons via ground service to your door, for larger orders product may ship freight delivery

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and/or Phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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PDF Documents:

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• View Specifications Data Sheet
• View Chemical Resistance Guide