Safety Mats
Pressure-sensitive safety mats for presence detection in hazardous floor areas.
Specify the Protected Floor Layout, Not Just Mat Size
Pressure-sensitive mat selection includes the floor area, access paths, joints, edge profiles, cable exits and evaluation system. A mat alone does not validate the machine stop function. Confirm the complete mat/controller combination and its applicable documentation for personnel protection.
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Compare the Configuration Paths
| Required task | Existing product page | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Floor presence-detection configuration | JT14 mat and installation details | Request the exact size, edge arrangement, cable routing and compatible evaluation documentation. |
Prepare a Mat Layout and Controller Request
| Purchase input | Information to provide |
|---|---|
| Floor drawing | Mark dimensions, doors, equipment feet, mat joints and any route that could bypass the sensing area. |
| Operating conditions | Describe expected loads and cleaning conditions. Conflicting load units or thickness figures require the current model drawing; do not convert unrelated catalogue claims. |
| Safety function | Specify controller, reset/restart requirements and the required validation scope as a complete system. |
The robot-cell selection checklist separates presence detection from access guarding. Compare safety edges only for contact at a moving edge, not as an equivalent floor solution.
Send the application details and required configuration through the inquiry form so that the quotation identifies the selected equipment and options.
Safety Mats in Action — 1 Demonstration Videos
Wiring, setup and live operation filmed on the actual modules. Each clip links back to the series it demonstrates, so you can go straight from footage to specification.
3D Animation: How Light Curtains, Door Locks, Safety Mats & LiDAR Guard a Machine
A three-minute animated tour of a guarded machine: safety light curtains at the opening, guard-locking switches on the doors, pressure-sensitive mats on the floor and a laser scanner watching the approach zone — and how each one feeds the stop circuit.
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