Floor Slip Resistance Testing: Why ANSI A326.3 DCOF Should Not Be Used as a Floor Safety Assessment
Floor Slip Resistance Testing: Why ANSI A326.3 DCOF Should Not Be Used as a Floor Safety Assessment When a floor is tested…
Read ArticleThe Little-Known ASTM Guide That Quietly Validated Pendulum Slip Testing
Understanding ASTM F2913 and Why ASTM E303 Still Matters For years, confusion has surrounded the question:What is the correct ASTM-recognized way to…
Read ArticleWhy the Pendulum Tester Is a Reliable Slip-Resistance Tool—and the BOT-3000E Is Not
Slip-and-fall incidents remain one of the leading causes of serious injury in public and commercial spaces. Because of that, the tools used…
Read ArticleSparkleTuff™ Anti-Slip Floor Coating. Looks Great – No Slips!! Anywhere!!
Slip and Fall incidents happen almost every few seconds across the USA. SparkleTuff Anti-Slip Floor Coating ends them forever!!
Read ArticleNever, ever, EVER use the BOT-3000E and ANSI A326.3 to assess the slip resistance of a pool deck!!
Las Vegas is home to many pool decks, and far too often I have been called out to the “City of Sin”…
Read ArticleAmerica’s Floor Slip Resistance Testing Experts
We’ve tested flooring for the dynamic coefficient of friction (DCOF) and slip resistance all over North America and beyond for well over…
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