New MEWA oil-trapping mat absorbs up to three litres of fluids

New MEWA oil-trapping mat absorbs up to three litres of fluids
August 2019: MEWA, the textile service specialist, is proud to announce the launch of the MEWA MULTITEX® hazardous fluid trapping mat in the UK. This mat is the perfect underlay for repair and maintenance tasks, or in sensitive areas around machinery and equipment. It is so absorbent that it can soak up to three litres of fluids before needing to be replaced. MEWA’s MULTITEX absorbent mat offers a simple and efficient way to keep the workplace and floor free from contamination and hazardo...

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