What R rating should I specify?
The right rating depends on contamination levels and risk assessments. Higher ratings suit heavier oil exposure.
Industrial Matting Glossary
Slip resistance classification from DIN 51130, reported as R9 to R13. Higher ratings indicate better traction on oily ramps.
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FAQ
The right rating depends on contamination levels and risk assessments. Higher ratings suit heavier oil exposure.
Not necessarily. Higher ratings can be more aggressive surfaces and may affect cleaning or comfort. Match the rating to your environment.
No. They are different tests. Some sites request both depending on region and safety policy.
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