MatGuard 440-F Safety Mat, Plastisol Vinyl 1m x 1m

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RS Stock No.:
249-6273
Mfr. Part No.:
440F-M2020BYNN
Brand:
Allen Bradley Guardmaster
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Brand

Allen Bradley Guardmaster

Range

MatGuard

Series

440-F

Protected Area

1000 x 1000mm

Length

1m

Width

1m

Thickness

16mm

Mat Material

Plastisol Vinyl

IP Rating

IP67

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
US

Allen Bradley Guardmaster MatGuard Safety Mat, Plastisol Vinyl, 1 (L) x 1m (W) - 440F-M2020BYNN


Enhance safety in your workplace with the Allen Bradley Guardmaster safety mat from Rockwell Automation. When a person steps on the mat, it breaks the connected electrical circuit forcing machinery to shut down. This makes it practical for use in hazardous industrial settings. An IP67 (ingress protection) rating indicates it's completely sealed against the entry of water, liquids and coolants. The mat's durability is further enhanced by its robust vinyl plastisol construction, which withstands common substances such as salts and acids.

Features & Benefits


• No dead spots for improved reliability
• Pre-wired connections to connect more safety mats to cover a larger surface area
• Withstands static pressure of 4500psi to help prevent it from shutting down a machine unnecessarily
• Four-wire system detects opens and shorts for enhanced reliability and workplace productivity

Standards and Certifications


• CE (Conformitè Europëenne)
• TUV (Technischer Überwachungsverein)
• CSA (Canadian Standards Association)
• UL (Underwriters' Laboratories)

How can I monitor the circuit through the mat?


To make sure the mat is functioning correctly, you can monitor the current using a safety relay.

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