Bsc Preferred MAT137 Anti-fatigue Nitrile Rubber Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT137 is a heavy-duty anti-fatigue floor mat designed to reduce physical strain on workers who stand for extended periods. Constructed with a nitrile rubber surface, it resists oil and chemical exposure common in industrial and commercial environments. Beveled nitrile rubber borders stay flexible throughout the life of the mat, reducing trip hazards at the edges. At 27.5 pounds, this is a substantial mat built for permanent or semi-permanent placement in high-traffic work areas. It is used in facilities where workers stand for long shifts and where floor safety and worker comfort are priorities.

The MAT137 is suited for industrial facilities, workshops, manufacturing floors, commercial kitchens, and other environments where oil, chemicals, and prolonged standing are daily conditions. The nitrile rubber construction makes it appropriate for areas where petroleum-based fluids or cleaning chemicals are present. Facility safety managers, maintenance supervisors, and safety equipment installers specify this type of mat for workstations, assembly lines, and service counters where fatigue reduction is a documented ergonomic concern.

Key Features

• Nitrile rubber surface resists oil, chemicals, and common industrial fluids
• High-cushion construction reduces fatigue on knees and lower back during prolonged standing
• Beveled borders remain flexible for the life of the mat, minimizing trip hazard at edges
• Heavy construction at 27.5 pounds provides stable, non-shifting placement
• Equivalent to part number H-3117

Compatibility

The MAT137 is equivalent to part number H-3117. Designed as a direct replacement or equivalent for heavy-duty anti-fatigue matting applications in industrial, commercial, and facility safety installations.

Installation Notes

Anti-fatigue mats of this type are placed by facility maintenance or safety personnel without specialized tools. Ensure the floor surface is clean, dry, and free of debris before placement to prevent mat movement and moisture trapping beneath the mat. Beveled edges should face outward toward foot-traffic approach paths to reduce trip risk. Inspect the mat periodically for curling, cracking, or saturation with fluids that may compromise traction.