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 ArticleSparkleTuff®: Handcrafted in America, One Can at a Time
At Safety Direct America, we don’t believe in cutting corners — especially when it comes to safety. Every batch of SparkleTuff Anti-Slip…
Read ArticleASTM E303 Pendulum Testing in Sarasota, Florida: Real-World Slip Resistance in Action
We recently conducted on-site slip resistance testing in Sarasota, Florida using the ASTM E303 pendulum tester—one of the most widely recognized and…
Read ArticleWhy Slip and Fall Lawsuits Are So Common in the U.S.A.: The Measurement Problem Hiding in Plain Sight
If you’ve ever driven down a major highway in the United States, you’ve seen them—billboards everywhere for slip and fall attorneys. It…
Read ArticleA New Step Forward in Floor Safety Testing: AFSA FS101-25 vs ASTM E303-22
In the years since John C Sotter updated the test method, the ASTM International standard ASTM E303-22 has played an important role…
Read ArticleEngineering Safer Surfaces: Safety Direct America Featured in CEO Monthly
At Safety Direct America, our mission has always been simple: make floors safer using the most reliable, scientifically supported methods available. That…
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