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September 8, 2010

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Tack Mat Use and Installation

Summary: The following is quick guide to the installation and use of tack mats for particulate control on personnel shoes and wheels of carts entering a clean area. Tack mats are used for helping to remove particulate contamination from the bottom of personnel shoes and from the wheels of carts upon entry to a clean area. NOTE, This does not mean tack mats will clean off all dirt! If shoes or wheels are very dirty,they need to be cleaned prior to using the tack mats, outside of the clean area and away from the mats. Use of the mats is very simple; 1. Just … [Read More...]