Electrical Switchboard Matting
Switchboard matting is essential in commercial and industrial environments. Switchboard mats provide a safe work surface for employees who may come into contact with high-voltage electrical equipment. They insulate workers from the potentially dangerous electrical current that flows through the equipment, helping to prevent electrical shock and other injuries. Switchboard mats can also prevent damage to equipment by providing a protective layer between the equipment and the floor.
Mats Inc. is a major supplier of dielectric, switchboard matting. Our non-conductive rubber mats conform to OSHA regulations for use near electrical machinery such as fuse boxes, control panels and other heavy electrical equipment. To learn more about the specific switchboard matting to fit your requirements, review the voltage & mil spec specifications on the products below to decide which material fits your needs.
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Smooth Marbleized Vinyl Switchboard Matting (Mil Spec)- A smooth surface, high voltage insulating vinyl floor covering designed to protect personnel from accidental exposure to electrical potentials not exceeding 3000 volts.
- Conforms to MIL-DTL-15562G (FORMALLY MIL-M-15562F), TYPE I.
- Dielectric Test Voltage -30,000 VAC.
- Proof Tested Over Entire Surface at -15,000 VAC.
- Recommended Maximum Use Voltage -3,000 VAC.
- Marbelized colors.
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Diamond Plate Vinyl Switchboard Matting (Mil Spec)- Conforms to MIL-DTL-15562G (formally MIL-M- 15562F), Type III.
- Dielectric Test Voltage -30,000 VAC.
- Proof Tested Over Entire Surface at -15,000 VAC.
- Recommended Maximum Use Voltage -3,000 VAC.
- This matting uses the functional diamond deck plate pattern for a non slip surface.
- There are many industrial applications for a matting of this quality.
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Smooth Vinyl Switchboard Matting (Mil Spec)- A smooth surface, high voltage insulating vinyl floor covering designed to protect personnel from accidental exposure to electrical potentials not exceeding 3000 volts.
- Conforms to MIL-DTL-15562G (FORMALLY MIL-M-15562F), TYPE II.
- Dielectric Test Voltage -30,000 VAC.
- Proof Tested Over Entire Surface at -15,000 VAC.
- Recommended Maximum Use Voltage -3,000 VAC.
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Diamond Plate Vinyl Switchboard Matting (ASTM)- Conforms to ANSI/ASTM D178, TYPE II, CLASS 2.
- Conforms to TABLE 3 for oil-resistance and flame-resistance.
- Dielectric strength 30,000 volts A.C.
- Proof tested at 20,000 volts A.C.
- Recommended maximum use voltage is 17,000 A.C.
- Diamond pattern.
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Diamond Plate Vinyl Switchboard Matting With Black and Yellow Safety Border (ASTM)- Conforms to ANSI/ASTM D178, TYPE II, CLASS 2.
- Conforms to TABLE 3 for oil-resistance and flame-resistance.
- Dielectric strength 30,000 volts A.C.
- Proof tested at 20,000 volts A.C.
- Recommended maximum use voltage is 17,000 A.C.
- Diamond pattern.
- Black with Yellow Safety border.
- Clearly marked with supplier name, ASTM D178, Type II, Class 2 on the back.
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Corrugated Vinyl Switchboard Matting With Black and Yellow Safety Border (ASTM)- Conforms to ANSI/ASTM D178, TYPE II, CLASS 2.
- Conforms to TABLE 3 for oil-resistance and flame-resistance.
- Dielectric strength 30,000 volts A.C.
- Proof tested at 20,000 volts A.C.
- Recommended maximum use voltage is 17,000 A.C.
- Corrugated pattern.
- Black with Yellow Safety border.
- Clearly marked with supplier name, ASTM D178, Type II, Class 2 on the back.
Electrical / Switchboard Matting
Switchboard matting is essential in commercial and industrial environments. Switchboard mats provide a safe work surface for employees who may come into contact with high-voltage electrical equipment. They insulate workers from the potentially dangerous electrical current that flows through the equipment, helping to prevent electrical shock and other injuries. Switchboard mats can also prevent damage to equipment by providing a protective layer between the equipment and the floor.
Mats Inc. is a major supplier of dielectric, switchboard matting. Our non-conductive rubber mats conform to OSHA regulations for use near electrical machinery such as fuse boxes, control panels and other heavy electrical equipment. To learn more about the specific switchboard matting to fit your requirements, review the voltage & mil spec specifications on the products below to decide which material fits your needs.