ABSORBENT MAT -- Occupational Health & Safety

New Pig Corp.

ABSORBENT MAT

New Pig Corp.'s new The PIG® Bend n' Shape™ Mat is designed to protect against potential slip and fall hazards. The moldable, absorbent mat conforms to any shape to control condensation, leaks, and drips. Its non-permeable, heavy-duty foil backing creates a form-fitting leak barrier for odd shapes and difficult places such as pipes, gearboxes, ductwork, hoses, and HVAC units.

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