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SATECH Sticky/Tacky/Adhesive Mat 24" x 36" White (Case of 4 Mats,30 Sheets Each) for Cleanroom Laboratory Hospital Construction Pets
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SATECH Sticky/Tacky/Adhesive Mat 24" x 36" White Features
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KEEP ROOM CLEAN - This tacky mat is made of film coated with adhesive. Placing a sticky mat in high traffic areas and main entrances will keep room clean.
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EASY TO USE - The bottom corner of each tacky mat sheet shows the label 1-30# for easy replacement. Full size adhesive backing to secure direct to the clean floor without the need of a frame.
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HIGH STANDARD - Our sticky mats undergo rigorous ISO standardized treatment .They are commonly used in semiconductor,food industry,aerospace,laboratories, surgery rooms.
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HOUSE USAGE - Could stick on floors at Entrances,Garages,places where pets always stay,etc.
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PACKAGES - Two colors blue and white are available which can adapt for different occasions.
About SATECH Sticky/Tacky/Adhesive Mat 24" X 36" White
Sticky Mats for Cleanroom This product is made of 30-layer film coated with adhesive. Placing a sticky mat in high traffic areas and main entrances will keep room clean. Tacky mats are widely used in a variety of industries including: Semiconductor Aerospace Automotive Hospital Home / Garage Construction Pet Care Indoor Sport Photography Server Rooms Manufacturing Plants Warehouses Installation 1.The bottom left corner of each sheet shows the label 1-30# for easy replacement. 2.When using, please firstly tear down the covering layer of adhesive surface from the back opening, then please adhere it on flat, clean and waterless floor. then tear down the covering layer from the front opening. In this way, you can use it. Storage Long-term storage of product should always be on a hard, flat, and solid surface. Normal warehouse conditions are usually acceptable but extreme temperatures (less than 0 or greater than 40 C / 104 F) should be avoided.
