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Orthomat®


Ultimate


Can be used in areas with oil, water or chemical spillage


• Exclusive PolyNit outer layer encapsulates entire mat. • PolyNit seals unlike laminated products for outstanding durability. • Soft foam inner layer cushions impact from standing to delay fatigue. • High density composition gives essential underfoot support and shape recovery.


• Neat, tapered edges are heat-sealed using specialist technology developed by COBA Europe.


• Robust ramped edges limit trip hazard. • Textured surface traps dry debris or swarf.


Technical Specification Material:


Surface Finish: Product Height: Roll Length:


Operating Temperature: Resistant to Chemicals:


Virgin Closed Cell PVC (Foam) with PolyNit outer (fusion bonded, not glued)


Diamond pattern 10mm 18.3m


0°C to +55°C


In tests conducted by COBA, Orthomat® Ultimate showed no visible signs of corrosion or damage when fully submerged in both of the following chemicals: Castrol Alpha SP 320 Industrial Extreme Pressure Gear Oil and Pac 89 Phosphoric Acid Cleaner


Environmental Resistance: Installation Method: Cleaning Method:


Product Performance: Flame Retardancy:


Country of Origin: Guarantee:


Suitable for wet and dry indoor environments Loose lay


Brush/Mop the top surface


Conforms to Slip Resistance Test DIN 51130: 2010 Category R11


Conforms to BS EN ISO 11952-2:2002, Class Efl. Conforms to BS EN ISO 9239-1:2002, Class Class DflS1


China 3 year guarantee for normal to moderate use To order FREE samples or arrange a site visit please call +44 (0)116 240 1088 or email sales@cobaeurope.com


Sizes


0.6m x 0.9m 0.9m x 1.5m 0.9m x 18.3m


0.9m x per linear metre (max. 18.3m)


Black


OU010001 OU010002 OU010003 OU010003C


Weight 2.92 kg 7.29 kg


89.00 kg 3.00 kg


Workplace Matting


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