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Products Detail: Hog Heaven
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Exceptional Anti-Fatigue matting. HogHeaven mats are constructed of solid Nitrile
rubber surface with a closed-cell Nitrile/PVC cushion backing. This surface offers
better chemical resistance along with textured surface for superior slip resistance.
Ideal for any anti-fatigue area. Available in two thicknesses 5/8” and 7/8”. Borders
are available in black or OSHA approved striped borders.
Hog Heaven mats are welding safe and anti-static.
Flexible rubber borders will not crack or tear.
Contains 15% Recycled Rubber Content
Certified slip-resistant by the National Floor Safety Institute.
Recommended for use work stations, assembly lines, shipping lines and other areas where workers stand for extended periods.
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Hog Heaven Anti-Fatigue Mats
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Cleaning Instructions
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:
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OVERALL MAT THICKNESS |
.628" or .875"
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SURFACE |
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RUBBER TYPE: |
100% Nitrile Rubber (15% Recycled Content) |
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THICKNESS: |
.120" |
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DUROMETER: |
65 |
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TENSIL: |
1100 PSI |
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CUSHION |
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RUBBER TYPE: |
Nitrile/PVC |
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THICKNESS: |
.5" or .75" |
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DENSITY: |
5.5 to 7.5 lbx/ft³ |
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WATER ABSORPTION: |
ASTM D 1667- .01 lb/sq ft maximum |
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FLAMMABILITY: |
FMVSS302- 0 Burn (pass) |
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TEMPERATURE USE: |
ASTM D 1056- Cold Crack: -20 degrees F High: 200 Degrees intermittent exposure
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TESTING |
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Passes Flammability Standard DOC-FF-1-70 |
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Passes ATTCC Test method 134-1996 Electrostatic Propensity of Carpets: Maximum Voltage Negative 0.7 KV |
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Static Decay Test Method 4046 Federal Standard 101B/NFPA 99 12-4.1.3.8 (f)(3)(i) – Maximum Time Recorded: .91 sec.
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Anti-Static: ANSI/ESD 57-1 1994 Protection of Electrostatic Discharge of Susceptible Items:
Flooring Materials
Surface to Ground - 2.1 x 10^7 ohms @ 50% Relative Humidity
Surface to Ground - 3.2 x 10^7 ohms @ 12% Relative Humidity
Surface to Surface - 8.2 x 10^5 ohms @ 50% Relative Humidity
Surface to Surface - 8.5 x 10^5 ohms @ 12% Relative Humidity
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ASTM C1028-96 Static Coefficient of Friction: Dry - .92 Wet = .86
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FEATURES |
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Outstanding Anti-Fatigue qualities |
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U.V. Stable |
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Solid Nitrile Rubber top surface for excellent chemical resistance.
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Textured Nitrile Rubber surface for superior slip resistance. |
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Welding Safe. |
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Closed-cell Nitrile/PVC cushion backing provides long lasting comfort. |
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100% Nitrile Rubber border remains flexible for the life of the mat and will not crack or curl. |
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Closed-cell cushion backing is permanently molded to the Nitrile Rubber surface, providing a comfortable long lasting mat. |
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Hog Heaven is available in 2 thicknesses, 5/8” and 7/8”
Sizes: 2’x 3’ 3’ x 5’ 3 x 12’ 4’ x 6’ 5.4’ x 8’
Custom lengths up to 67’.
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Available in Black and OSHA approved striped borders. Colors: Yellow, Red, Green and Orange. |
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Certified slip-resistant by the National Floor Safety Institute.
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Recommended for use work stations, assembly lines, shipping lines and other areas where workers stand for extended periods.
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Cleaning Instructions
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MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ANDERSEN MATS
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1. 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.
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2. 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.
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