Sandhyaflex Electrical Insulation Rubber Mats, Color : Black

Ah, I see! You're talking about insulating rubber mats. These mats are typically used for electrical safety purposes. They’re designed to protect against electrical shock by providing insulation between the person and the ground, especially when working around electrical equipment or live circuits.

Are you looking for more information about these mats or how they work?Absolutely! Electrical insulation rubber mats (also known as insulating mats or electrical safety mats) are essential safety equipment used in electrical environments to protect personnel from electric shocks. Here’s a clear list of their advantages:

1. Electrical Shock Protection

   • Designed to insulate and protect users from electric current, especially in high-voltage areas.

2. High Dielectric Strength

   • Manufactured to resist high voltages — commonly tested for 3.3 kV to 33 kV and above, depending on the class.

3. Improved Workplace Safety

   • Used in front of switchboards, transformers, control panels, and other live equipment to meet safety compliance standards.

4. Slip-Resistant Surface

   • Often textured or ribbed to provide grip and prevent slipping in wet or oily conditions.

5. Durable & Long-Lasting

   • Resistant to wear, tearing, water, acids, and alkalis — ideal for industrial environments.

6. Fire & Heat Resistance

   • Many mats are flame-retardant and can withstand high temperatures without degrading.

7. Chemical & Oil Resistance

   • Maintains integrity even when exposed to chemicals, oils, and grease — perfect for factories and substations.

8. Portable & Easy to Install

   • Simple to lay out and can be moved as needed — no complex installation required.

9. Compliance with Safety Standards

   • Meets national and international safety standards like IEC 61111, ASTM D178, or IS 15652 (India), ensuring reliability and legal compliance.

10. Custom Sizes & Classes Available

• Available in different classes (Class 0 to Class 4) and sizes to suit specific voltage ratings and applications.

Let me know if you'd like to see a voltage-class chart or need help choosing the right mat for your setup!