Rubber Backed Carpeted HD mats are excellent for featuring a custom logo or artwork printed with the latest innovation in dying technology in high-definition.

• Revolutionary, HD digital printing
• Dense carpet allows for fine detail and photographic quality
• Yarn contains 100% recycled content reclaimed from plastic
• Stain resistant
• Features 150 standard color options.
• Easy to clean - vacuum or steam clean.
• No setup fees, no minimums!

SURFACE
Fiber: PET (polyethylene terephthalate) printed/disperse-dyed yarn

Construction: Cut pile
Weight: 32 ounces/yard2
Substrate: Freudenberg LUTRADUR polyester spunbond non-woven fabric (3.8 ounces/yard2)

BACKING OPTIONS

Material: Rubber (smooth or universal cleated)
Thickness:48-mil (body thickness 48-mil; border thickness 90-mil)

OVERALL MAT THICKNESS: 3/8 inch (0.375")

STANDARDS & TESTING

• Passes DOC-FF1-70 for the surface flammability of carpet
• Passes flammability tests EN ISO 11925-2 (2010) and EN ISO 9239-1 (2010)
• Passes BS 4790 (1987) determination of the flammability of textile floor coverings
• AATCC Stain Resistance Pile Floor Covering: Grade 10, no staining

For the best results, utilize the following cleaning method to clean your Rubber Backed Carpeted HD mat:

• Vacuum regularly (daily in high-traffic commercial areas; weekly in lower traffic areas).
• Extract or hose off as needed to remove heavy soil/debris.
• Hang mat to dry.

Always make sure the mat is dry before placing it back in service.

Rubber Backed Carpeted HD mats that are backed with nitrile rubber can be commercially laundered.  Proper laundering will prolong the life of the mat by preventing the buildup of soil and soap residue. Rubber Backed Carpeted HD mats are manufactured using PET Yarn.  PET is a type of polyester that needs to be processed using the proper chemistry to obtain optimal results. When PET products are exposed to oils, the yarn has an affinity to retain these oils.  We would recommend starting with 2 oz. of detergent per cwt., and 1 oz. of alkali per cwt, and add 4-oz. of hydrogen peroxide.  The level of chemicals required will depend on the type of accounts you service.  Please consult with your chemical supplier if you have additional questions or concerns.     

1. Flush 2-3 minutes, medium water level, 120 degrees F (49 degrees C)
2. Flush (optional) 2-3 minutes, medium water level, 120 degrees F (49 degrees C)
3. Break 5-10 minutes, high water level, 120 degrees F (49 degrees C)
4. Rinse 2 minutes, high water level, cold
5. Rinse 2 minutes, high water level, cold
6. Extract (low speed) 1-2 minutes
7. Shake out (rotate wheel at wash speed with drain open) 1 minute
8. Extract (high speed max - 250 Gs) 3-5 minutes
9. Dry 5-10 minutes, 180 degrees F (82 degrees C) basket temp.
10. Cool down 5 minutes
11. Lay mats flat following removal from washer or dryer. Allow to cool before rolling.

For heavy soil mats, increase temperature to max 140 degrees F (60 degrees C).  Break should not exceed pH of 9.5; use low pH non-ionic detergents.  Do not over-dry mats; basket temperature of dryer should not exceed 180 degrees F (82 degrees C).  If mats are not dried, final rinse can be increased to 140 degrees F (60 degrees C).  This will reduce moisture retention following extraction.