Duratuf Insulating Mats

  Picture the consequences of insulating mats that fail to offer insulation. Burns, paralysis, or even immediate death! Are you ready to face these consequences when safety falls short? Do you know when and why an electric shockproof rubber mat fails to provide insulation?  Are you sure that you are using it right? What extra care should you take to ensure your electrical safety? An electric shockproof rubber mat is protective equipment. It ensures your electrical safety during electrical accidents like arc flashes, short circuits, and others. Major industries in Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and other countries of the world use these mats to ensure electrical safety in their industries.  When a person touches an energized wire, he gets an electric shock. In this process, the current tends to reach the ground through the low-resistance path, i.e., the human body. An electrical mat offers a barrier between the ground and the voltage source. Being made of rubber, it resist...

  A 33 kV insulating rubber mat is a barrier between you and potential electrical hazards. How can you be confident about your safety? Electrical accidents bring high stakes in the workplace. Thus, it is important to be sure about the reliability and integrity of your insulating mat. Are you confident in the safety of your 33 kV rubber mat? Are you sure that it passes these 5 important tests?  There are different standards for insulating mats, such as ASTM D-178, IEC 61111:2009, and IS 15652:2006. Different standards are dedicated to different geographical locations. For example, Bahrain, Qatar, and the UAE usually use the IEC 61111:2009 standard.  However, the IS 15652:2006 standard has the 33kV insulating rubber mat . The Bureau of Indian Standards has set this standard for insulating mats. The IS 15652:2006 has different classes, such as Class A (3.3 kV), Class B (11 kV), and Class C (33 kV).  Make sure that your mat has passed the 5 tests that confirm the perform...