Monday, January 21, 2019
Friday, December 22, 2017
Friday, September 1, 2017
Straight Vertical Lift Cylinder (SVL)
Ergonomic Partners Straight Vertical Lift Cylinder (SVL) has a capacity range of 250 to 850 pounds. The manipulator arm and its end effector tool can be customized to meet your specific application.
Find out more at https://www.ergonomicpartners.com/manipulator-arms.
Find out more at https://www.ergonomicpartners.com/manipulator-arms.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Custom Gaylord Box Builder
A custom vacuum lift and pitch lifting device powered plant air which ran the venturi vacuum and pitching, rotating cylinders was integrated with a Gorbel Easy Arm Zero-Gravity PLC controlled hoist. Because the boxes we tall and varied in pick height from the floor to 50” a floating handle was provided to keep the operators hands at a safe ergonomic level. Because we used an extended handle, a Gorbel G-Force pendant handle was used with the tool instead of a Gorbel G-Force slide handle to give the operators leverage on the tool when it was loaded and unloaded. The lift assist was incorporated with our standard gripper safely circuit, which prevents the part from being released in mid-air. The Gorbel G-Force allows for smooth, quick, and precise lifting of boxes to assist the operators in handling the large loads.
Monday, June 1, 2015
Steel Pipe End Effector With Pneumatic Grip and Rotate for CNC Loading
Friday, May 29, 2015
Aircraft Flap Track Grip and Rotate Tool
Ergonomic Partners was tasked to solve a problem for a world leading aircraft manufacturer. With much collaboration with the customer we designed, manufactured and installed the tool in the video link above. If you have a tough material handling problem let us know and we are happy to assist. Check out this link to the video of the custom tool on a Gorbel Easy Arm. Click Here
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Magnetek VFD Drives for Severe Duty Applications
Check out Magnetek's new systems for severe applications.IMPULSE D+: Magnetek’s high performance AC Line Regenerative Systems are ideal for adjustable speed applications that include a high demand braking cycle. These industrial grade units take surplus regenerative energy from the motor and return it to the AC power source, reducing total energy consumption and improving energy efficiency.
AC Regenerative Systems are an ideal solution for: High duty cycle cranes, Large cranes with multiple resistor banks for each motion, Severe duty dusty, wet, or volatile environments
AC Regenerative Systems provide: Energy efficiency, Cost savings - payback can be seen in the first year, Elimination of wiring for dynamic braking resistors, Elimination of dynamic braking resistors' maintenance.
The IMPULSE•D+ is a high-performance Active Front End regeneration unit in a chassis drive layout. The Active Front End technology allows the IMPULSE•D+ to minimize line harmonics below IEEE 519 requirements and regulate a consistent DC bus voltage. Combining the IMPULSE•D+ with IMPULSE•G+ and VG+ Series 4 variable frequency drives will provide you with the most energy efficient, durable, and feature-rich crane control system available.
RATINGS
IMPULSE•D+ 230V Class 460V Class
Input Voltage +10% / -15% 200-240VAC 400-480VAC
Input Frequency 50/60Hz ± 3Hz
Motor Rated Current 15-400A 8-560A
Horsepower Rating
5-150HP 5-450HP
Ambient Operating Temperature
-10 to 50°C (14 to 122°F)
Power Factor >0.99 at full load
Overload Tolerance
150% for 60 seconds, 200% for 3 second.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Tool Balancer Jib Crane for Welding Workstation
Here is a simple and easy solution for a welding work area.The customer had experienced several arm/shoulder injuries due to the tools used for this welding workstation.
We provided a Gorbel Tool Balancer Jib Crane with 6" trolley saddles. The welders could not be happier. The 6" saddles provide a great way to manage the cables used for the welding tools.
Check out our full line of Gorbel Tool Solution Jib Cranes on our website.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Gorbel Pivot Pro and Vacuum Tube Lifter for Box Handling
We get many requests for vacuum tube lifters. These can go on a standard jib but the Gorbel Pivot Pro is a much better solution in most cases. If the operator is repetitively stacking or un-stacking boxes then this is an ideal choice. They do not have to drag around a heavy jib arm which is especially hard once you go closer to the mast.
Check out the video as you can see how easy it is to use. https://www.ergonomicpartners.com/video/jumbo-flex-vacuum-lifter-with-pivot-pro-articulating-jib.mp4
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Magnetek's New AC Line Regenerative Systems Save Energy, Time and Money
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Informative crane website/blog
Thought some of you might be interested. Lots of good information on http://www.cranebuzz.com/index.html with numerous links to products, hints, industry standards to name a few. Hope you enjoy it and find it informative.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Custom Gripper Tool on Gorbel Easy Arm
Check out this custom solution for a work cell. The customer had experienced several back injuries picking up 50# parts at a very high cycle time.
We provided a custom grip tool on a Gorbel Easy Arm and the operators could not be happier.
Happy New Year
Hopefully this year is as successful as last year. It appears the market for material handling will remain strong for 2013. Hope the new year finds you healthy and look forward to a productive year.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Ergonomic Partners Is a Cutting Edge G-Force®, Easy Arm™ and Workstation Crane Dealer!
GORBEL CUTTING EDGE Award for Outstanding Sales and Promotion of G-Force® Products 2009-2011:Ergonomic Partners is proud to announce that it followed up it's 2009 and 2010 CUTTING EDGE Awards with another CUTTING EDGE award in 2011. This award shows why Ergonomic Partners is the leading authorized sales and service center for the G-Force product in the mid-west. This is the 3rd year in a row we have been given this award and we would like to thank all of our customers who made this possible.
Ergonomic Partners sells and distributes Gorbel G-Force® Products, Hoists, and Workstation Cranes in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Iowa, and Oklahoma.
Monday, February 27, 2012
Banding Lifting Device
Application: Banding Material Lifting DeviceProblem: Customer would have a full skid of banding material delivered to an unwind station. The banding material weighed up to 105 pounds, and the operators had to move each spool 2-3 times per hour. The operators were lifting this by hand.
Requirement: Pick up customer's banding material from a flat (eye to the sky) orientation and rotate it up 90 degrees to load onto an unwind machine.
Solution: Due to the tight tolerance of the loading, it was ideal to have an intelligent assisted lifting device for the vertical travel. The tight space also required an articulated arm to allow freedom of movement without the fear of hitting the walls. The device was equipped with a pneumatic grip with a powered 90 degree pneumatic rotation. Combined with the Gorbel Easy Arm for lifting, this took the entire load off the operator.
Result: The customer/operator in the area was incredibly relieved by the amount of stress this lift took off his body. Within a month of having it, a sign was made specifically for Ron the operator. They dubbed this unit “The Ron Lift” because he apparently couldn’t stop talking about it.
Ergonomic Partners can come to your facility and provide an on-site lifting demonstration of the Gorbel G-Force. Please contact us today.
Download the video: Click Here
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
The Slow Killer Called Sitting
Anyone who has spent long hours siting knows how it can wear on you...well read on....
http://www.indiainfoline.com/Markets/News/The-slow-killer-called-sitting/5020240148
MINT sourced by HT Media Ltd / 14:11 , Dec 14, 2010
According to a study of 8,800 adults published in January in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, for every 60 minutes you sit watching TV daily, you may increase your risk of early death from cardiovascular disease and cancer. Inactivity just doesn't suit humans, according to Hamilton. "The enzyme LPL (lipoprotein lipase), which usually acts like a vacuum cleaner and sucks up the bad fat in your blood and converts it into muscle, shuts down when you are sitting or lounging," he explains. It's like our body's good workers go idle when we are sitting, so more fat stays in the blood and starts getting deposited in the belly fat and other organs. "When you are inactive for a prolonged period, your muscles become placid and lose their tautness. You also tend to gain weight, especially in the midriff area," says Sanjay Mehrotra, senior consultant cardiologist, Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital, Bangalore. The fat which gets collected in the central part of your body, starts behaving like an endocrine gland, he says. It secretes hormones which lead to an increase in artery-damaging fat in the blood, causing obesity, hypertension and diabetes.
Back problems Other than the heart, your back, spine, shoulders and hips develop problems due to prolonged sitting. "Your spine is made to stand. When you sit for longer hours, to be in a perfect posture with a straight back, you need very strong back muscles," says Shiv Kanwat, consultant, physiotherapy, Moolchand Orthopaedics Hospital, New Delhi, who gets many patients who are in their early 20s and mid-30s with neck, lower back or shoulder complaints. And since most people do not have very strong back muscles, they tend to slouch after long hours of sitting, leading to the lower back slouching forward and shoulders drooping. Over time, this leads to pain in the shoulders, neck and lower back. Computer table too low? The problem is multiplied because ergonomics is not something most Indian firms include in their priority list. Bhavna Popat, 28, developed lower back pain after just a couple of years of working in a call centre. "The chair at my office was the problem; it was just too straight," she says. Though her chair was changed later, it was too late to save her back. "The ergonomics in most companies are pathetic," says Bipin Walia, senior consultant, neurosurgery and head neuro spine surgery, Max Hospital, New Delhi. "If you are sitting at a desk for 8 hours, a bad chair and badly placed computer can do a lot of damage to your spine." Such repetitive stress injuries (RSI) affect muscles, tendons and nerves of the neck, upper and lower back, chest, shoulders, arms and hands.
Deepak Sharan, medical director, RECOUP Neuromusculoskeletal Rehabilitation Centre, Bangalore, says, "Early symptoms of RSI, which most of us tend to ignore, are discomfort, stiffness, clumsiness, tingling, headaches and a constant need to stretch or massage one's arms." A research study published in October in the International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology on ergonomics-related health problems in people in Indian IT and IT services companies, found that 42% of the 650respondents felt "pain or aching in wrists, forearms, elbows, neck, or the back followed by discomfort". Almost 50% of them felt that the reason for this was "sitting in the same posture for continuous long hours". Not surprisingly, almost 72.5% of the respondents felt that their company had not taken notice of their problems and nothing was being done to improve the ergonomics at work. Bad ergonomic conditions lead not only to health problems but also loss of employee productivity. Dr Sharan, who runs programmes on ergonomics in companies such as Oracle, Hewlett Packard and Wipro, says he has received positive feedback from the employees after the programme. "Rather than investing in expensive gyms, employers should invest in well-designed chairs and workstations to improve productivity," he says.
Mumbai-based fitness expert Leena Mogre has started a special fitness course aimed at what she calls "professional sitters", or people who live life at a right angle position. "Your spine is always bending forward, which leads to your core, abs and lower back becoming very weak," she says. Her exercises help strengthen these areas, she says. Get up and gossip The good news is that if you lead even a normally active life, you can undo all these sitting-related injuries. According to a study published in Diabetes Care in 2007 in Australia, constant light-intensity activity is good for your body. So even a little activity such as taking a coffee break (without having coffee) or taking a short walk during lunch break can protect your heart. "The idea is to slow the process down and the way is to remain active physically," says Dr Mehrotra. "Walking increases your metabolic rate, burns some calories and keeps your heart pumping." Taking a break has an additional benefit of giving your back a break, says Dr Kanwat. "Your joints need to constantly move." Walk for 1-2 minutes every 20 minutes of sitting, catch up on some gossip by the coffee machine and you should be all right.
http://www.indiainfoline.com/Markets/News/The-slow-killer-called-sitting/5020240148
MINT sourced by HT Media Ltd / 14:11 , Dec 14, 2010
Hamilton's research, which is supported by a growing body of research into a concept called inactivity physiology, is trying to establish a link between disease and sedentary behaviour or prolonged sitting.
Rakesh Mehta, a 32-year-old business manager with a consultancy, spends most of his workday attending meetings, taking calls and writing instructions through emails, all sitting in his office. Once at home, he watches TV before going to bed. In a day, he spends around 8 hours sleeping, 2 hours standing or walking from one place to another, about half-an-hour exercising and the remaining 13-odd hours sitting. Don't be surprised if your own calculations throw up similar results. Like Mehta, most of us belong to a generation of sitters, thanks to technology's little conveniences. "Most of us spend almost 95% of our waking hours sitting," says Marc Hamilton, professor at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center, US, in an email interview. He labels today's generation as "active couch potatoes", and those who manage the required 30 minutes of exercise everyday as "exercising couch potatoes". His papers, published in journals such as Diabetes (2007) and Current Cardiovascular Risk Reports (2008), show how excessive sitting time is harmful to cardiovascular and metabolic effects. This can lead to lifestyle diseases such as hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart attacks, and some cancers, irrespective of the time you spend exercising. Hamilton's research, which is supported by a growing body of research into a concept called inactivity physiology, is trying to establish a link between disease and sedentary behaviour or prolonged sitting. "It's a new way of thinking about physical inactivity or our sedentary lifestyle," says Hamilton.According to a study of 8,800 adults published in January in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, for every 60 minutes you sit watching TV daily, you may increase your risk of early death from cardiovascular disease and cancer. Inactivity just doesn't suit humans, according to Hamilton. "The enzyme LPL (lipoprotein lipase), which usually acts like a vacuum cleaner and sucks up the bad fat in your blood and converts it into muscle, shuts down when you are sitting or lounging," he explains. It's like our body's good workers go idle when we are sitting, so more fat stays in the blood and starts getting deposited in the belly fat and other organs. "When you are inactive for a prolonged period, your muscles become placid and lose their tautness. You also tend to gain weight, especially in the midriff area," says Sanjay Mehrotra, senior consultant cardiologist, Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital, Bangalore. The fat which gets collected in the central part of your body, starts behaving like an endocrine gland, he says. It secretes hormones which lead to an increase in artery-damaging fat in the blood, causing obesity, hypertension and diabetes.
Back problems Other than the heart, your back, spine, shoulders and hips develop problems due to prolonged sitting. "Your spine is made to stand. When you sit for longer hours, to be in a perfect posture with a straight back, you need very strong back muscles," says Shiv Kanwat, consultant, physiotherapy, Moolchand Orthopaedics Hospital, New Delhi, who gets many patients who are in their early 20s and mid-30s with neck, lower back or shoulder complaints. And since most people do not have very strong back muscles, they tend to slouch after long hours of sitting, leading to the lower back slouching forward and shoulders drooping. Over time, this leads to pain in the shoulders, neck and lower back. Computer table too low? The problem is multiplied because ergonomics is not something most Indian firms include in their priority list. Bhavna Popat, 28, developed lower back pain after just a couple of years of working in a call centre. "The chair at my office was the problem; it was just too straight," she says. Though her chair was changed later, it was too late to save her back. "The ergonomics in most companies are pathetic," says Bipin Walia, senior consultant, neurosurgery and head neuro spine surgery, Max Hospital, New Delhi. "If you are sitting at a desk for 8 hours, a bad chair and badly placed computer can do a lot of damage to your spine." Such repetitive stress injuries (RSI) affect muscles, tendons and nerves of the neck, upper and lower back, chest, shoulders, arms and hands.
Deepak Sharan, medical director, RECOUP Neuromusculoskeletal Rehabilitation Centre, Bangalore, says, "Early symptoms of RSI, which most of us tend to ignore, are discomfort, stiffness, clumsiness, tingling, headaches and a constant need to stretch or massage one's arms." A research study published in October in the International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology on ergonomics-related health problems in people in Indian IT and IT services companies, found that 42% of the 650respondents felt "pain or aching in wrists, forearms, elbows, neck, or the back followed by discomfort". Almost 50% of them felt that the reason for this was "sitting in the same posture for continuous long hours". Not surprisingly, almost 72.5% of the respondents felt that their company had not taken notice of their problems and nothing was being done to improve the ergonomics at work. Bad ergonomic conditions lead not only to health problems but also loss of employee productivity. Dr Sharan, who runs programmes on ergonomics in companies such as Oracle, Hewlett Packard and Wipro, says he has received positive feedback from the employees after the programme. "Rather than investing in expensive gyms, employers should invest in well-designed chairs and workstations to improve productivity," he says.
Mumbai-based fitness expert Leena Mogre has started a special fitness course aimed at what she calls "professional sitters", or people who live life at a right angle position. "Your spine is always bending forward, which leads to your core, abs and lower back becoming very weak," she says. Her exercises help strengthen these areas, she says. Get up and gossip The good news is that if you lead even a normally active life, you can undo all these sitting-related injuries. According to a study published in Diabetes Care in 2007 in Australia, constant light-intensity activity is good for your body. So even a little activity such as taking a coffee break (without having coffee) or taking a short walk during lunch break can protect your heart. "The idea is to slow the process down and the way is to remain active physically," says Dr Mehrotra. "Walking increases your metabolic rate, burns some calories and keeps your heart pumping." Taking a break has an additional benefit of giving your back a break, says Dr Kanwat. "Your joints need to constantly move." Walk for 1-2 minutes every 20 minutes of sitting, catch up on some gossip by the coffee machine and you should be all right.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Ergonomic Partners Receives Gorbel Cutting Edge Award 2 Years in a Row
Gorbel Cutting Edge Award:
Ergonomic Partners is proud to announce that it followed up it's 2009 Cutting Edge Award with another Cutting Edge award in 2010. This award shows why Ergonomic Partners is the leading authorized sales and service center for the G-Force product in the Midwest.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
How To Choose an Anti-Fatigue Mat
Anti-fatigue matting comes in many different styles and prices. To choose anti-fatigue mats correctly, the specific environment the mat is going into must be considered.
Matting can be broken down into the top 10 most common categories in no particular order:
1. Food Production Mats
2. Lab and Pharmaceutical Mats
3. Non-Conductive Mats
4. Static Control Mats
5. Entrance Mats
6. Industrial Heavy Duty Dry
7. Industrial Medium Duty Dry
8. Industrial Light Duty Dry
9. Industrial Heavy Duty Wet
10. Industrial Medium Duty Wet
Food Production Mats - are designed to withstand oil, greases and wear found in food processing environments. When searching for food production matting, choose a mat that consists of a specially formulated ant-bacterial Nitrile rubber composite that withstands a wide range of oils, fats and greases.
Lab and Pharmaceutical Mats - are designed specifically for operating rooms, pharmacies, laboratories and many other sterile environments. Lab and pharmaceutical environments should have matting made of a Nitrile Rubber. This compound is resilient and anti-microbial.
Non Conductive Mats - Most commonly called Switchboard matting, these non-conductive mats insulate workers, protecting from deadly shocks generated by high voltage equipment. These mats are typically made of vinyl and have a high Dielectric strength. These mats not only save money, but they save lives.
Static Control Mats - are designed to control the risk of static electric discharge. They are typically used around sensitive equipment where static electricity could cause damage. When selecting an anti-static mat, it should be noted that a heel grounder will be required. Without the heel grounder to dissipate the static electricity, the mat will not truly be a static control mat.
Entrance Mats - are designed to protect floors and prevent slipping when entering a building. These mats typically are useful in heavy traffic areas. There are two main kind of entrance mats. Coarse fiber mats are used to hide dirt and foot traffic patterns. Heavy duty rubber mats with finger tip design remove dirt before it becomes a problem.
Industrial Heavy Duty Dry Mats - are designed for heavy foot traffic, cart traffic and protection in high risk areas. Good anti-fatigue mats for heavy duty applications have at least a five year warranty, and are at least 9/16" thick.
Industrial Medium Duty Dry Mats - are designed with resilience, comfort and ease of maintenance in mind. When selecting a medium duty dry mat, the thickness needs to be at least 1/2" with a minimum of a three year warranty.
Industrial Light Duty Dry Mats - are the most economical and common anti-fatigue mats. These mats are typically made out of a less expensive PVC sponge which do not hold up as well as the above noted mats. When selecting a light duty dry mat, the thickness should be at least 3/8" and have a minimum of a one year warranty.
Industrial Heavy Duty Wet Mats - are designed to reduce fatigue, help facilitate drainage and is modular for the ease of cleaning. Modular matting is very important for areas that are constantly wet. Cutting fluid and grease can build up on matting. Hence, if modular matting is in place, just the one small section can be removed and replaced. When selecting a heavy duty dry mat, the thickness should be at least 7/8" and have a minimum of a three year warranty.
Industrial Medium Duty Wet Mats - are designed to prevent accidents in areas where chemicals, oil and waterl can be present. Most wet matting has an option for a gritty surface. If the application is in a slippery area, this is highly recommended. When selecting a medium duty wet mat, the thickness should be at least 5/8" with a minimum of a one year warranty.
When selecting anti-fatigue matting, most applications will fall under one of the above products. The most common misconception with ergonomic matting is that what is good for one application is good for another. The truth is that anti-fatigue matting is carefully engineered and designed to fit exact types of applications. There are several different materials to choose from including PVC, Nitrile rubber or Urethane. No matter what material is chosen, make sure it fits the application accordingly.
In conclusion, many mats are chosen specifically on price. From experience, this typically only makes matters worse. Lower price usually equals lack of thickness and quality. Both lead to the discomfort of employees and costly replacements. Use the guidelines above when selecting anti-fatigue matting and any issues with anti-fatigue matting will be in the past. Remember, taking care of your people is good for business.
https://www.ergonomicpartners.com/ergonomic-industrial-equipment
Matting can be broken down into the top 10 most common categories in no particular order:
1. Food Production Mats
2. Lab and Pharmaceutical Mats
3. Non-Conductive Mats
4. Static Control Mats
5. Entrance Mats
6. Industrial Heavy Duty Dry
7. Industrial Medium Duty Dry
8. Industrial Light Duty Dry
9. Industrial Heavy Duty Wet
10. Industrial Medium Duty Wet
Food Production Mats - are designed to withstand oil, greases and wear found in food processing environments. When searching for food production matting, choose a mat that consists of a specially formulated ant-bacterial Nitrile rubber composite that withstands a wide range of oils, fats and greases.
Lab and Pharmaceutical Mats - are designed specifically for operating rooms, pharmacies, laboratories and many other sterile environments. Lab and pharmaceutical environments should have matting made of a Nitrile Rubber. This compound is resilient and anti-microbial.
Non Conductive Mats - Most commonly called Switchboard matting, these non-conductive mats insulate workers, protecting from deadly shocks generated by high voltage equipment. These mats are typically made of vinyl and have a high Dielectric strength. These mats not only save money, but they save lives.
Static Control Mats - are designed to control the risk of static electric discharge. They are typically used around sensitive equipment where static electricity could cause damage. When selecting an anti-static mat, it should be noted that a heel grounder will be required. Without the heel grounder to dissipate the static electricity, the mat will not truly be a static control mat.
Entrance Mats - are designed to protect floors and prevent slipping when entering a building. These mats typically are useful in heavy traffic areas. There are two main kind of entrance mats. Coarse fiber mats are used to hide dirt and foot traffic patterns. Heavy duty rubber mats with finger tip design remove dirt before it becomes a problem.
Industrial Heavy Duty Dry Mats - are designed for heavy foot traffic, cart traffic and protection in high risk areas. Good anti-fatigue mats for heavy duty applications have at least a five year warranty, and are at least 9/16" thick.
Industrial Medium Duty Dry Mats - are designed with resilience, comfort and ease of maintenance in mind. When selecting a medium duty dry mat, the thickness needs to be at least 1/2" with a minimum of a three year warranty.
Industrial Light Duty Dry Mats - are the most economical and common anti-fatigue mats. These mats are typically made out of a less expensive PVC sponge which do not hold up as well as the above noted mats. When selecting a light duty dry mat, the thickness should be at least 3/8" and have a minimum of a one year warranty.
Industrial Heavy Duty Wet Mats - are designed to reduce fatigue, help facilitate drainage and is modular for the ease of cleaning. Modular matting is very important for areas that are constantly wet. Cutting fluid and grease can build up on matting. Hence, if modular matting is in place, just the one small section can be removed and replaced. When selecting a heavy duty dry mat, the thickness should be at least 7/8" and have a minimum of a three year warranty.
Industrial Medium Duty Wet Mats - are designed to prevent accidents in areas where chemicals, oil and waterl can be present. Most wet matting has an option for a gritty surface. If the application is in a slippery area, this is highly recommended. When selecting a medium duty wet mat, the thickness should be at least 5/8" with a minimum of a one year warranty.
When selecting anti-fatigue matting, most applications will fall under one of the above products. The most common misconception with ergonomic matting is that what is good for one application is good for another. The truth is that anti-fatigue matting is carefully engineered and designed to fit exact types of applications. There are several different materials to choose from including PVC, Nitrile rubber or Urethane. No matter what material is chosen, make sure it fits the application accordingly.
In conclusion, many mats are chosen specifically on price. From experience, this typically only makes matters worse. Lower price usually equals lack of thickness and quality. Both lead to the discomfort of employees and costly replacements. Use the guidelines above when selecting anti-fatigue matting and any issues with anti-fatigue matting will be in the past. Remember, taking care of your people is good for business.
https://www.ergonomicpartners.com/ergonomic-industrial-equipment
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