From a safety point of few there are very few scenarios where the BS EN 16165 pendulum operated to the latest UKSRG Guidelines will not…
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What is DIN51130 DIN51097 ramp testing?
Ramp testing is used as a measure of slip resistance and is the critical angle at which two test persons walking in a controlled manner,…
MoreWhat do PTV, SRV, Rz, R value, A B C classification, mean?
PTV – Pendulum Test Value SRV – Slip Resistance Value Rz – Surface Microroughness Parameter R value – A classification from DIN EN 16165 ramp…
MoreWhat values must my floor achieve to ‘pass’ the slip test?
It is important to note that Pendulum testing should not be considered as providing a pass/fail value. The legal requirement is that the surface is…
MoreWhere can I hire a surface roughness meter?
We are not aware of anyone hiring out the meter itself. Contact the supplier of a roughness meter.
MoreHow do you measure slip resistance in barefoot situations?
The HSE and UKSRG recommend the use of the pendulum with Slider 55 in barefoot areas.
MoreHow do UKSRG Guidelines relate to vehicular traffic in car carks?
The UKSRG focuses on pedestrian safety, which does not extend to the skid resistance required by vehicles. For the pedestrians using the car park, the…
MoreDo you have test results available for specific products?
No. Flooring products will differ even within product ranges and in the circumstances in which they are used. Factory product results may change during installation…
MoreCan you test the Slip Resistance of Footwear?
The UKSRG has a Footwear Guidance document which provides information about this topic.
MoreCan manhole covers & other profiled surfaces be pendulum tested?
Yes, in relation to pedestrian safety, refer to the profiled flooring section in the UKSRG Guidelines.
MoreBecome a member and get involved in the UK Slip Resistance Group
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