Antifatigue Mat, 3 ft. L x 2 ft. W, 3/4" Thickness, Vinyl, Bubble, Black MPN:782S0023BL
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Antifatigue Mat, 3 ft. L x 2 ft. W, 3/4" Thickness, Vinyl, Bubble, Black
Elevate your workspace comfort with the Notrax Antifatigue Mat. This 3x2 ft. mat features a 3/4in thick vinyl construction with a raised bubble pattern, providing exceptional cushioning and support for your feet. The anti-slip backing ensures stability and prevents slipping, while the thermally insulating properties keep your feet cool in warm environments. Suitable for high-traffic areas, this mat is perfect for use in industrial settings, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities. Its durability and resistance to wear and tear make it an excellent choice for heavy-duty applications, reducing fatigue and improving productivity.
Top product features:
- Thermally Insulating
- Raised Pattern Surface Texture
- Anti-Slip Backing
Top product applications:
- Industrial use as a work surface mat for standing employees to reduce fatigue
- Use in food processing areas to meet NSF/ANSI 52 standards
- Installation as a welding mat to provide thermal insulation and anti-slip properties
Antifatigue Mat, Anti-Slip Backing Yes, Number of Border Stripes 0, Resistance Properties Insulation, NFSI, Tear Resistant, Wear Resistant, X-Ray Detectable No, Width 2 ft, USDA Certified No, Welding Safe No, Washdown Safe No, Series 782 Bubble Trax(R) Ultra(TM), Thickness 3/4 in, Thermally Insulating Yes, Surface Material Vinyl, Surface Texture Raised Pattern, NSF/ANSI 52 No, Reversible No, Surface Design Bubble, Number of Beveled Edges 4, NFSI High Traction Certified Yes, Metal Detectable No
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 25.70
- Package Width: 8.40
- Package Height: 8.40
- Package Weight: 10.00
Product info last updated on March 4, 2026 6:23pm UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety