12.10.2010 • Product

Safety Mats (tactile sensors)

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Mayser Safety Mats are tactile sensors which offer maximum protection when safeguarding flat operating areas. Safety or Contact Mats detect persons and objects in dangerous areas of movement. For example on machines, robots and transfer routes or on automatically closing doors in buses and trains.

Mayser Safety Mats comply with the requirements of the EN 1760-1 and EN 13849 standards. They are designed for large mechanical loads and can be used for millions of switching operations. Depending on the requirements profile, our Safety Mats can be adapted to any surface area shape. They are available in various thicknesses and material properties such as slip-resistance and resistance against various chemical substances.
 

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