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1 Safety and comfort are in your hands. 3M Safety-Walk Antislip and Antifatigue products. Every year thousands of people suffer from work accidents and related diseases. It should not be like this
2 1Slip, trips and musculoskeletal disorders: risk factors that cost accidents and money. 3M Safety-Walk Antislip products It is well known that slips, trips and falls are the most common causes of over 3 day accidents in many industries. 1 Stairways, ladders, ramps, walkways, factory buildings, machineries, shower and dressing rooms are all potential areas of risk. At the same time, work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are fast becoming the greatest safety challenge for many companies. Every year thousands of UK workers are affected by MSDs due to the ergonomics of their working enviromenta. 2 This translates into indutry costs of many millions of pounds. Leg and back pain due to standing on uncomfortable surfaces has been identified as a key driver in the development of musculoskeletal disorders. Taking steps to reduce the impact of workplace related physical fatigue drivers is a much higher priority in most employers minds. 3M Safety-Walk Tapes 3M Safety-Walk General Purpose 3M Safety-Walk Coarse 3M Safety-Walk Conformable 3M Safety-Walk Medium Resilient 3M Safety-Walk Fine Resilient 2Many of these risks can be prevented. Many of these risks can be prevented by implementing simple floor level safety measures: effective antislip surfacing (in compliance with the European Directive on Health and Safety at the workplace nr. 89/654) and comfortable, high performance antifatigue matting systems that not only enhance short term productivity as well as reducing compensation and insurance costs for most companies. The rewards for a simple and low cost investment in a proactive floor level safety and comfort program are not only financial, they could save a life. 3M Safety-Walk Wet Area Matting 3M Safety-Walk Wet Area Matting M Safety-Walk Wet Area Matting M s wide industrial experience in both the areas of antislip and antifatigue products has created this latest range. 3M Safety-Walk offer a full range of floor level safety products to minimize risk in many industrial applications: 3M Safety-Walk antislip surfaces reduce slip trip and fall accident rates helping keep down compensation claims and insurance premiums. 3M Safety-Walk antifatigue matting systems have been developed to reduce workers accumulated physical fatigue caused by operations where the worker stands at a workstation for long periods. Both the antislip and antifatigue products have been developed by 3M to provide effective, consistent and repeatable high performance levels over a long in service life. 3M Safety-Walk Antifatigue matting 3M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting 3M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting E 3M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting E 1 The State of Occupational Safety and Health in the European Union Study by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, OSHA Fact Sheet nr. 3 Work-related musculoskeletal disorders in Europe, 2000.
3 3M Safety-Walk Antislip Products Why Antislip surfacing? 3M Safety-Walk Antislip surfacing solved their problem! Slippery surfaces caused by wet, greasy or oily floors make a significant contribution to the accident statistics. Let s fight these trends! Slips, trips and falls are identified by the HSE as the biggest cause of all over 3 day accidents in all sectors from heavy manufacturing through office work. From The State of Occupational Safety and Health in the European Union study by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work. Falls refers to low falls of less than 2 meters. 31% of UK over 3 day accidents are caused by slips, trips and falls according to the latest HSE bulletin. What are the provisions of European legislation at this point? EC Directive 89/654 (Health and Safety at the workplace) Annex I: 9.1. The floors of workplaces must have no dangerous bumps, holes or slopes and must be fixed, stable and not slippery When workers are employed at workstations outdoors, such work stations must as far as possible be arranged so that workers: (d) cannot slip or fall. All 3M Safety-Walk Antislip products are developed and manufactured with the following features: Superior raw materials extra-resistance for an extended lifetime Selected coatings and minerals sustain high friction and increase safety 3M's high performance adhesive excellent and durable bond Low profile prevents trip hazard and allows easy wheel crossing Available in a wide product range the right solution in any situation For buses and coaches, a new European Parliament and Council Directive 1 will introduce new safety standards especially concerned with passengers with reduced mobility. In particular it will require: - slip-resistant surface of gangways and access passages (Annex I, ) - slip-resistant steps (Annex I, ) - slip resistant floor surfaces for wheelchair areas (Annex VII, and g) - non-slip sloping areas (Annex VII, 3.5) 1 Directive relating to special provisions for vehicles used for the carriage of passengers comprising more than eight seats in addition to the driver s seat and amending Directives 70/156/EEC and 97/27/EC. 3M Safety-Walk Antislip materials meet the provisions laid down in the existing EC Directive on Health and Safety at the Workplace and are available in treads, rolls and matting and in a large variety of sizes, colors and grades. The Seine river cruise boats in Paris The Bateaux Mouches site in Paris, starting point for the Seine river cruises, is one of the most popular attractions in the French capital. Each year, more than 2 million people embark on the typical Parisian boats from this location to admire unique views of the city. Features Mineral coated or textured surface Durable resin Plastic film or aluminium foil Strong adhesive Protective liner Typical Product Construction 3M Safety-Walk has been chosen by the Compagnie Générale des Bateaux Mouches to ensure their safety in any weather condition: a tough test with a terrific amount of traffic that 3M s antislip coverings have passed with full marks. EADS Airbus Granting safety of loading areas can be a challenging task, especially in tough environments, such as on commercial freight liners where heavy loads and containers have to be moved around. Floor construction Engineers at The European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company (EADS, a company born from the merger of Daimler Chrysler Aerospace with Aerospatiale Matra and CASA) have successfully chosen 3M Safety-Walk to avoid slips and falls on their Airbus A F4. Advantages Outstanding slip resistance surface Durability & performance Dimensional stability or comformability Exceptional bond to most surfaces Quality & Lifetime
4 3M Safety-Walk Antislip Products: Tapes 3M Safety-Walk General Purpose Description: Abrasive particles bonded by a tough, durable polymer to a dimensionally stable plastic film to provide an effective antislip surface in most shoe traffic applications. Applications: Used for all slippery surfaces with intensive pedestrian or light vehicle traffic: stairways, production and storage rooms, ramps, ladders and machine footplates. Colors: black (610) clear (620) yellow (630) brown (660) green (640) High quality abrasive particles to ensure long-lasting friction in any application Plastic film to grant outstanding durability High performance adhesive GP Black GP Clear GP Green and Yellow and Brown Applied 0.8 mm 0.9 mm 0.8mm (green) 1.0mm (brown) Applied Weight 710 g/m g/m g/m 2 Service temperature range minus 40º C/+79º C minus 29º C/+65º C minus 40º C/+79º C Exceeds specification Exceeds specification Exceeds specification DIN R13 R13 R13 (green), R12 (brown), smoke density & toxicity IMO A.653 (16) & MSC 61-(67) Passes NF F (trains) M2 F1 M3 F1 FAA F-1 Passes Passes DIN 5510 (trains) SF3 ASTM E a 1,02 W/cm 2 1,02 W/cm 2 >1,05 W/cm 2 * most chemicals most chemicals most chemicals 3M Safety-Walk Coarse Description: Large abrasive particles bonded by a tough, durable polymer to a dimensionally stable plastic film to resist clogging when subjected to mud or oil. Applications: Agriculture and forestry equipment, road building, civil engineering, lorries, tractors, construction vehicles, cranes, building equipment. It can be painted without losing friction properties. Color: black (710) Extra-large abrasive particles to resist clogging in muddy or oily conditions Plastic film High performance adhesive Applied 1.6 mm Applied Weight 1470 g/m 2 Service temperature range minus 40º C/+79 C Exceeds specification DIN R13 V8, smoke density DIN (trains) SF3 MIL-STD-1623 Passes BS 476 Part 6 Class: 0 BS 476 Part 7 Class: 1 3M Safety-Walk Conformable Description: Abrasive particles bonded by a tough, durable polymer to an aluminum foil to conform to irregular surfaces. Applications: Especially for uneven or contoured surfaces (e.g. diamond plate). Colors: black (510) yellow (530) Before After High quality abrasive particles Aluminium foil to conform to irregular surfaces Applied 0.9 mm Applied Weight 885 g/m 2 Service temperature range minus 29º C/+65º C Exceeds specification DIN R13 FAA F-1 Passes ASTM E a 1,02 W/cm 2 High performance adhesive 3M Safety-Walk Medium Resilient Description: Medium surface texture with plastic, granulate coating to provide a soft, comfortable, hygenic, slip-resistant covering. Applications: Ideal for barefoot or light shoe traffic areas and wet areas: boats, watersports equipment. Colors: black (310) grey (370) Flexible and durable textured resin Plastic film for barefoot and light shoe traffic High performance adhesive Applied 1.2 mm Applied Weight 827 g/m 2 Service temperature range minus 10 C/+79 C Exceeds specification DIN (list NB) Class: A+B+C FAA F-1 Passes ASTM E a 0.37 W/cm 2 DIN 5510 (trains) SF3 3M Safety-Walk Fine Resilient Description: Fine surface texture with plastic, granulate coating providing a comfortable, hygienic barefoot antislip covering with an excellent aesthetic impact. Applications: Ideal for barefoot areas and wet areas: shower rooms, baths, changing rooms and around saunas. Colors: white (280) clear (220) Fine structured surface for barefoot traffic Acrylic adhesive especially suitable for wet areas Applied 0.6 mm Applied Weight 640 g/m 2 Service temperature range minus 10º C/+66º C Exceeds specification DIN (list NB) Class: A (Clear) Class: A+B (White) FAA F-1 Passes ASTM E a >1,08 W/cm 2 * See Technical Data sheets for detailed information. Tech data are subject to change please refer to the latest Technical Data Sheet available for additional and up-to-date information.
5 3M Safety-Walk Antislip Products: Tapes 3M Safety-Walk Antislip Products: Wet Area Matting 3M Safety-Walk Antislip products. Easy to apply... 3M Safety-Walk Slip-Resistant Materials can be applied quickly and easily. Just follow these simple rules: 3M Safety-Walk Wet Area Matting The range of 3M Safety-Walk Antislip surfaces offers also matting especially designed to be effective in barefoot areas, such as in sport settings, swimming pools or boats. 3M Safety-Walk Wet Area Matting Clean the area with a degreasing solution (such as 3M industrial cleaner) to remove any grease or dirt. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry completely. Minimum temperature for a correct application: 4 C (10 C for Fine Resilient). 2. For porous surfaces, rough or smooth (like unpainted wood, concrete or stone floors), apply a 3M primer (Scotch-Grip 2141 or Fast-Bond 10 or Scotch-Clad 776) with a brush on the exact area where the 3M Safety-Walk tread is to be placed. Allow primer to dry thoroughly. 3. Round the corners of any piece cut from the roll. Pull one end of the 3M Safety-Walk product backing and place it in the appropriate area. Try not to touch the adhesive. On steps, apply 3M Safety-Walk materials 12 to 15 mm from stair edge to prevent edge curl. Description: Unbacked, open matting made from continuous coiled vinyl filaments to provide an antislip, comfortable and attractive walking surface suitable for barefoot and light shoe traffic in wet areas. Applications: This mat fits perfectly in changing rooms, around swimming pools and whirlpool baths, around saunas, and shower and bath areas. It is suitable for use on boats, in sports centers, hotels and hospitals alike. Colors: hunter green, caravan gold and horizon blue 9.0 mm Weight 2.0 kg/m 2 NF P92507 M3 Microbiological properties ASTM G Inhibiting to fungal growth Resist most cleaning and disinfecting chemicals Flexible, comfortable and safe vinyl coils for shoes or barefoot application Open, unbacked web construction to provide good water drainage and easy cleaning side view 3M Safety-Walk Wet Area Matting Apply the remaining 3M Safety-Walk product by gradually pulling the liner and pressing in place. 5. Use 3M Rubber Hand Roller to prove a firm bond. For 3M Safety-Walk Conformable Treads, a rubber mallet can also be used to conform the 3M Safety-Walk Slip-Resistant Material to the irregular surface. 6. For wet areas, apply 3M Safety-Walk Edge Sealing Compound to the edge of the 3M Safety-Walk slip-resistant product, making sure that the sealer bead covers the edge of both tread and floor. After the edge sealer dries (normally 30 minutes), the area is ready for use. Description: Unbacked matting in flexible vinyl with an open mesh structure that allows water to run through the matting so that the surface stays drier than the surrounding area. The resilient surface is comfortable for barefoot traffic, while the vinyl is formulated for resistance to chlorinated water, body oils, fungus, mildew, UV radiation and most cleaning and disinfecting products. Applications: Ideal for barefoot only traffic applications in changing rooms, around swimming pools and whirlpool baths, around saunas, shower and bath areas. Colors: horizon blue and wheat and easy to maintain Inspect the application periodically to maintain product effectiveness and ensure serviceability. Regularly scrub the treads with a stiff bristle brush to ensure that they are kept free from dirt and other residue that might impair functionality. Wash with detergent and rinse with water to keep material and surrounding surface dirt and grease free. 6.0 mm Weight 3.9 kg/m 2 ASTM D-1894 >0.98 DIN (list NB) A+B+C ASTM E a >1.00 W/cm 2 Microbiological properties ASTM G Inhibiting to fungal growth Resist most cleaning and disinfecting chemicals top view Light weight open construction to assure antislip properties and good water drainage in barfoot applications Special fungus and mildew resistant vinyl material easy to clean resist to most cleaning and disinfecting chemicals
6 3M Safety-Walk Antifatigue Matting Why Antifatigue Matting? The quality of life of millions of workers and the competitiveness of European companies is constantly challenged by the consequence of working in tiring positions. Most of the people who work standing up all day suffer from pain and discomfort. 3M Safety Walk cushion matting is a straight forward and lowcost solution to reduce physical fatigue and its impact on productivity. 3M Safety-Walk Antifatigue Matting make a difference The impact of standing operations can be measured through physiological studies and biomechanical measurements. Formal University physiological studies prove the significant impact 3M mats have on reducing overall tiredness, back pain and discomfort in lower body parts. 5 Standing all day at work on a hard floor brings pain and discomfort to seven sensitive areas. Biomechanical Measurements 6 : 3M Mats reduce under foot pressure by 60% Hard Floor 3M Mat 15 neck spinal column lower back thighs knees calves feet and ankles What is physical fatigue and how it works Although the feet feel the strain first, the effects of long standing operations reach much further through the body and cause leg, knee, back and neck problems in many cases. Muscles become tired and weary, and painful varicose veins develop due to restricted blood flow against gravity up through the legs. The pressure of a hard floor extends up the backbone to the shoulders and neck, causing stiffness and tension. As shown in the above charts 7, the structure of 3M coiled web mats effectively distributes loads at the shoe/flooring interface, resulting in elimination of areas of concentrated pressure, and reduced average pressures. All 3M Safety-Walk Antifatigue matting has been designed to provide: Extra comfort to reduce fatigue and discomfort and improve productivity Consistent performance in High Average pressure 15 psi Low Average pressure 6 psi time: contrary to most rubber coverings, 3M Antifatigue matting has a consistent action all along its life Antislip action to reduce accidental slips and falls High chemical resistance to oil, grease, and detergents Noise absorption and reduced damage to dropped tools and products Light weight Easiness to clean The economic consequences to European businesses include: Compensation and insurance costs Lower productivity and bad quality of work Increase in health problems and early retirement Greater absenteeism and union actions Loss of experienced staff Investment of money in recruiting and training new staff 3 Second European Survey on Working Conditions by the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions. 4 OSHA Fact Sheet no. 3 Work-related musculoskeletal disorders in Europe, According to the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions 3 : 30% of all Europeans suffer from backache 17% suffer from muscular pains in arms or legs 23% of all health related absenteeism is due to work causes. Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) account for up 50% of all work-related ill-health and affect over 40 million European workers. The economic cost of this is estimated to be between 0.5% and 2% of Gross National Product. 4 Safety-Walk Antifatigue matting really works! The Pirotta company is a subcontractor of some of the most important car manufacturers in the Automotive Market based in Turin/Italy. Its workers have to carry on many standing operations and, at the end of the day, they used to complain of muscular pain in their legs and backache. Safety-Walk Antifatigue matting really works! Now my workers don t complain of physical fatigue any more, they very much appreciate the cushioning properties of the mats. Someone even asked me if she could stand and work bare foot of course I cannot allow such a practice, but at Pirotta workers know that somebody cares about them. Mr Pirotta, owner of the company 5 Effect of Flooring on Standard Comfort and Fatigue, by Rakie Cham and Mark S. Redfern Univ. of Pittsburgh. In terms of time necessary to reach discomfort in standing positions, 3M's coiled construction matting reported the following advantage compared to hard floor: overall tiredness: +40%; lower back discomfort: +50%; foot discomfort: +180%. Results are most dramatic after the third hour of standing. 6 Test method: Techscan Load Distribution Measurements expressed in PSI (pounds per square inch). For additional details see: 3M Technical Bulletin TB-M-150, Anti-fatigue Mats: an ergonomic solution in the workplace, May 1, Based on Techscan load distribution measurements.
7 3M Safety-Walk Antifatigue Matting 3M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting 5100 Description: Durable, flexible vinyl mat with an open construction for safety and comfort. Its Z-web structure helps improve traction and provides good cushioned support. The open construction lets liquid and small particles pass through, providing a safer, drier surface. Its construction allows easy traffic of carts over the surface. The vinyl composition provides excellent resistance to a variety of chemicals, greases and detergents found in industrial or food service environments. Applications: For use in food service or industrial applications to provide excellent antislip properties and a good cushioning effect. Colors: black and red Edging profiles: Optional tapered vinyl profiles are available to provide continuity from the floor to the mat and allow easy-wheeled traffic movement. Use 3M Matting Adhesive in combination with 3M Edging profiles to edge mats on the sides exposed to traffic and produce a custom-sized mat. top view Ribbed surface to offer excellent slip resistance Grease-proof and chemical resistance flexible vinyl providing comfortable standing Open Z-web construction to allow cart traffic and good water drainage 12.0 mm Weight 6.9 kg/m 2 ASTM D-1894 >1.02 DIN R10 NF P92507 M3 ASTM E a >1.00 W/cm 2 Crush recovery from static load 99% Microbiological properties ASTM G Inhibiting to fungal growth Antifatigue properties Good Antislip properties Excellent 3M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting E Description: Antifatigue matting made from continuous coiled vinyl filaments that provide exceptional cushioned support evenly distributed across the bottom of the shoe, reducing leg and back fatigue. The open construction lets liquid pass through, providing a dryer and safer surface. Available with integral (5250E) edging that allows the movement of wheeled traffic and helps provide continuity from the floor to the mat. Applications: The product is suitable for dry or wet work areas such as: assembly lines, production areas, other areas exposed to grease and/or oils. Color: black Continuous coiled-vinyl design to provide excellent and longlasting cushioning effect to reduce leg and back fatigue in dry or wet areas Open web construction to allow liquids to fall through 16.0 mm Weight 5.00 kg/m 2 Dry: 1.40 Oily: 0.28 NF P92507 M3 ASTM E a 0.75 W/cm 2 Noise Reduction Coefficient ASTM D A 5% Antifatigue properties Excellent Antislip properties Good side view Special vinyl coils to withstand most industrial and cleaning chemicals 3M Safety-Walk Cushion Matting E Description: A flat top surface antifatigue matting made from continuous coiled vinyl filaments that provides exceptional cushioned support evenly distributed across the bottom of the shoe, reducing leg and back fatigue. The textured top, helps improve traction and allows debris and liquid to stay on top of the mat for easy cleanup. Available with integral edging (5270E) that allows the movement of wheeled traffic and helps provide continuity from the floor to the mat. Applications: The product is suitable for dry work areas such as assembly lines, production areas... Color: black Textured solid top for applications in dry areas Continuous coiled-vinyl design to provide excellent and long-lasting cushioning effect 16.0 mm Weight 6.45 kg/m 2 Dry: 1.60 Oily: 0.44 ASTM E a 0.75 W/cm 2 Noise Reduction Coefficient ASTM D A 15% Antifatigue properties Excellent Antislip properties Good Special vinyl coils to withstand most industrial and cleaning chemicals side view Routine Maintenance Daily sweeping and/or mopping of top surface. Periodic Maintenance 1. Shake mat vigorously to remove debris. 2. Clean up debris under and around the mat. 3. Damp mop or rinse top surface of mat and place mat on a clean dry floor.
8 The right product for the right application Some ideal application areas of 3M Safety-Walk products Antislip Common Steps, Irregular Muddy or oily Barefoot areas Surfacing ramps & Surfaces surfaces platforms and diamond plates General Purpose Coarse Conformable Medium Resilient Fine Resilient Wet Area Matting 1500 Wet Area Matting 3200 Examples: Commercial & Industrial Industrial Swimming pool Home locations locations areas Industrial Warehouses Farm machinery Locker rooms locations Food service Shipyards Construction Shower and Bath areas equipment areas Machinery All terrain vehicles Ships & boats Trucks Cranes Healthcare settings Industrial Applications ramps loading docks stairwells ladders fire escapes airplane hangars cold storage areas warehouse floors Food Service Applications food preparation areas cafeterias dining rooms meat-cutting stations walk-in coolers freezers Sports Applications locker room floors showers saunas swimming pools recreational boats skateboards Ships Lorries Sports settings & equipment Storage rooms Healthcare settings Antifatigue Dry Areas Wet Areas Antifatigue Antislip Matting properties properties Cushion Matting Good Excellent 5100 Cushion Matting Excellent Good E Cushion Matting Excellent Good E Examples: Food service Food service areas areas Industrial locations Commercial areas Industrial locations Commercial areas Commercial & Home Applications ladders step tools bathtubs showers pool areas, balconies marble and tile floors floors in retail setting different sections in supermarkets Healthcare Settings Applications ramps around therapy tubs wheelchairs bathroom areas heavy traffic corridors waiting rooms surgical rooms emergency rooms OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) fire engines ambulances cranes farm equipment transportation industry (buses, aircraft, trains...)
9 Caring about safety and comfort... Alstom, street-cars (Poland) Prague Underground, station stairway (Czech Republic) Deutsche Bahn, areas between train coaches (Germany) Snecma (France) Tunturi, treadmill (Finland) Bateaux Mouches (France) 3 Distribution details 3M UK Commercial markets Bedford sales office Hudson road, Bedford MK 41 0HR Tel.: Fax: [email protected] DW (GB)
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