What are the rubber sheets used on construction sites?

The rubber sheets commonly seen on construction sites are not ordinary mats; they are engineering protective materials made of special synthetic rubber, typically 5-50 mm thick. These seemingly ordinary black sheets actually possess three main characteristics: anti-slip texture, oil-resistant surface, and anti-aging formula. They can withstand the pressure of heavy machinery and adapt to harsh outdoor environments exposed to sun and rain.

 

Three Core Features of Rubber Sheets:

Safety Protection: The raised surface design allows workers to maintain their footing even in oily environments, reducing the risk of slipping.

Cushioning Protection: When laid under precision instruments, it can absorb more than 80% of impact and vibration.

Insulation and Flame Retardancy: The specially formulated rubber sheets can block voltages below 380V and only slowly carbonize when exposed to open flames.

 

Different Rubber Sheet Formulas Have Their Advantages:

Nitrile Rubber: Suitable for oily machinery maintenance areas, with 3 times the oil resistance.

Neoprene Rubber: The first choice for outdoor high-altitude operations, with outstanding UV resistance.

Natural Rubber: Suitable for temporary work areas requiring frequent movement; flexible and easy to roll up.