346-Sani-Trax®-Notrax Disinfecting foot bath entrance mat
This mat cleans and sanitizes shoes, recommended at entrances to all food processing areas. As traffic passes, rubber tips bend to immerse soles in disinfectant solution, a double action that keeps contamination from reaching food processing areas.
- Convenient mat size fits most doorways
- Suction cups on underside prevents mat from shifting
- 100% tough natural rubber compound; designed to resist to most chemicals and variations in temperature
- Thousands of flexible fingers provide an automatic scrubbing action that dislodges contaminants from footwear.
Recommended use:
At doorways, starter rooms, packaging areas, laboratories, employee locker rooms, break rooms, refuse areas and receiving areas. Any place where spread of contamination needs to be limited.
Use quaternary ammonium, iodine, chlorine, or any other sanitizer but always test its concentration. Most sanitizers are concentrated and must be diluted before use in a footbath. Follow label directions for appropriate dilutions.
- Convenient mat size fits most doorways
- Suction cups on underside prevents mat from shifting
- 100% tough natural rubber compound; designed to resist to most chemicals and variations in temperature
- Thousands of flexible fingers provide an automatic scrubbing action that dislodges contaminants from footwear.
Recommended use:
At doorways, starter rooms, packaging areas, laboratories, employee locker rooms, break rooms, refuse areas and receiving areas. Any place where spread of contamination needs to be limited.
Use quaternary ammonium, iodine, chlorine, or any other sanitizer but always test its concentration. Most sanitizers are concentrated and must be diluted before use in a footbath. Follow label directions for appropriate dilutions.
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