Move Over Rubber Mats

The press release enumerates the reasons why the high voltage electric mats by Electromat has decisively ended the hegemony of the rubber mats in most factories.

kolkata, India (prHWY.com) March 18, 2013 - It is a natural cycle in the world hat newer and improved innovations will eventually drive the old and inefficient products of the past. Now, it is no wonder that Electromat has slowly but surely made sure that rubber mats are no longer preferred in factories to provide safety to workers from the wrath of fatal electrical shocks. Electromat used superior research and development measures to come up with a product known as the high voltage electric mat, which works much more effectively when it comes to protecting the workers at a factory from the live electric currents that originate from the heavy machinery. Now it is a well documented fact that most factories nowadays look for ways to maximise production and the direct consequence is the use of machinery which is much more powerful than the existing ones. It goes without saying that these machines consume huge amounts of electricity but if for any reason there is a leakage then the resulting leak could have a devastating effect on those working at the factory.

Rubber mats used to be the main medium of protection owing to the fact that rubber is a poor conductor of heat but there is always the problem of rubber mats catching fire under particularly trying circumstances or its failure to thwart the sort of shocks that might originate from the heavy machinery. As a result, the high voltage electric mats by Electromat are well on its way to becoming the gold standard in the industry because of its ability to thwart electrical power of up to 10000 ohm as well as the remarkable property of not catching fire. It is truly an excellent development that workers at a factory now have the complete assurance of being immune to electrical disasters that threaten to happen from time to time.

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