Putting Electrical Safety Mats in Place

For insulating mating, electrical rubber mats are the best option. You can try a variety of fabrics, but the longest-lasting non-conductive insulated mats are Electrical Safe Matting that is compatible with high working voltages.

However, locating the precise working voltages tested on insulation mats is extremely challenging. Given the number of sellers offering insulating mats at low prices but of subpar quality, it can be challenging to make a smart investment.

By combining our more than ten years of experience in making rubber manufacturing smart and innovative, our experts in insulating mats have compiled the best guide to assist you in purchasing the best electrical safety mat on the market.

However, before we get into that, let's review the fundamentals: 

Are Insulating Mats Worth It?

We can't stress enough how electrical deaths can be prevented by using quality insulating mats.

When you run a business, the last thing you want is for people to get hurt while working with live equipment because there aren't enough electrical safety measures in place. Additionally, your employees' level of comfort is largely responsible for how productive your workplace is.

If you ensure their safety, your company will avoid lawsuits and have more productive work cycles and outcomes. Insulating Mats are actively designed to prevent high voltage current from electrocuting active live equipment workers from the bottom up.

A well-insulated electrical safe mat that has been tested to your working voltage comes with a manufacturer's warranty, and is made of high-end rubber components will be the most cost-effective solution to your electrical safety issues.

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How to Buy the Right Electrical safe matting?

When purchasing electrically safe matting, we always tell our customers to keep a few things in mind.

You will not only be able to get the best deal possible thanks to these tips, but you will also avoid being taken advantage of by Electrical Matting of low quality that has not been tested.

Electrical matings and working voltage testing come in a wide range of sizes and shapes. Therefore, prior to selecting an Insulating Mat, the following are the primary characteristics to keep in mind:

Look for the Standard Technical Specifications

Purchase electrically safe matting that does not conform to the standard specifications you require. Keep an eye out for common technical specifications. You need to have the right Dielectric range and working voltage for your insulating mats to work.

Standard of Insulated Matting

The electrical safety authority of your government sets the standard for your insulating mats. The IEC stands for global, UK, and EU, the ASTM for North America, the AS/NZ for Australia and New Zealand, and the IS 15652 for Indian electrical safety authorities are all acronyms. Regional standards are set by every global leader.

Check for the IS Marking on Every Meter

Always look for the IS 15652 mark when purchasing a meter in India. Rich insulating mats of high quality have a standard and the manufacturer's mark on every meter.

Check for Warranties

Duratuf guarantees that each insulation mat we sell comes with a one-year warranty from the manufacturer. Also, never settle for anything less than that. To ensure that customers get the most out of these durable electrical rubber mats, warranties cover them.

Be Aware of Cheap Claims

There are a lot of people on the market who claim to have lower prices but frequently use components and rubber of lower quality. The natural rubber parts of the Duratuf X-Volt and all of the necessary specifications are checked here. Insulating mats of poor quality will not only serve their intended purpose, but they will also run the risk of ever resulting in an electrical accident that results in a fatality.