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Recycled Floor Mat Rails

January 21, 2010

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A new “green” composite mat rail material called Aluminastic is now offered as an option in the Base Specialties commercial floor matting product line. According to the company, Aluminastic is a composite of 100 percent landfill-diverted materials that is more ductile, stronger and dimensionally more stable compared to traditional aluminum alloys. 

Corrosion resistance and density are comparable to current engineered materials. Color is that of conventional aluminum. The major Aluminastic advantage, according to Ed Green, President of Base Specialties, is the eco­nomical use and re-use of a recycled product. Aluminastic mat rails are now available on the Base series 300 and 400 matting products. www.base-spec.com.


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