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Electrical Rubber Mats vs Epoxy Insulation Coatings Pros, Cons & Industry-Wise Recommendations When it comes to electrical safety, insulation is not optional. Whether you are running a power substation, factory floor or control room, the right insulation method protects both the lives of your people and your valuable equipment. Two common solutions are electrical rubber mats and epoxy insulation coatings. While they are very different in performance, safety and long-term value but both aim to reduce electrical risk. In this blog, we will understand the pros, cons and best use Rubber mats and epoxy coatings. You will also see why electrical rubber mats are the preferred and more reliable choice across most industries. What are Electrical Rubber Mats? Electrical rubber mats are high-resistance insulating mats placed on floors near electrical panels, switchboards, transformers and high-voltage equipment to prevent electrical shocks and passage of current. They are designed to: Preve...

Double-check your electrical insulating rubber mats . Not seeing any markings? Does the label mention anything about their compliance?  Did you purchase them from an unreliable source? Using a non-compliant electrical insulating rubber mat can have dangerous consequences. Not only will it put your workers' lives in danger, but you can also face a lot of legal issues with this.   lot of legal issues with this.   Legal Risks of Using Non-Compliant Electrical Insulating Rubber Mats in Workplaces Legal Penalties Some employers still choose cheaper electrical insulating rubber mats over quality-assured ones. Hence, they do not comply with the industrial safety standards such as IEC 61111:2009 , ASTM D178 , IS 15652:20006 , BS EN 61111 , and others. Their mats are not tested and certified. As a result, the electrical insulating rubber mats are not safe or reliable for high-voltage risk zones in the industries. The OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) ...