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Brady: High-visibility safety mat

Prevent falls, absorb spills with safety mats

Brady: High-visibility safety mat
By 24/7 Staff 
June 7, 2014

A new, high-visibility safety mat by Brady for all-purpose industrial applications is distinguished by its yellow caution color and printed hazard warning message to visually alert workers to potential risks.

Ideal for fall prevention, the mat employs three-ply construction of spunbound coverstock with two layers of meltblown polypropylene that absorbs spills. Its low-linting cover material will not react to aggressive fluids.

To improve safety and easy separation of hazardous waste, the mats are color-coded for hazardous chemicals or all-purpose fluids.

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