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Superior Manufacturing Group: NoTrax safety message mat series

Alert employees to hazards with imprinted safety mats

Superior Manufacturing Group: NoTrax safety message mat series
By 24/7 Staff 
September 27, 2014

Offered in 14 different designs, the NoTrax safety message mat series by Superior Manufacturing includes pre-printed messages that warn employees they may be entering a hazardous area, need special ear or eye protection, or remind pedestrians to think and act safely in work environments.

The mats display highly visible colors and graphics that create immediate identification. Made with heavy-duty vinyl backing to reduce movement, the mats are topped with 24 ounces of nylon carpet surface for moisture absorption and retention, keeping facilities cleaner and safer.

Ideal for light to heavy traffic areas, the mats are for indoor use. Select messages may be specified in Spanish.

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