Why DCOF Values Can Change After Floor Use and Maintenance Many facility managers assume that once a floor’s DCOF value has been evaluated for safety, it will remain the same for years. Unfortunately, that’s rarely the case. Floors are constantly exposed to foot traffic, cleaning…
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Tribometer floor testing is one of the most effective methods for evaluating floor traction and identifying potential slip hazards in real-world environments. Facility managers, property owners, hospitals, banks and commercial building operators use this testing process to measure slip resistance directly where people walk every…
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A floor safety evaluation is a professional assessment that measures the Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) of a hard surface floor under real-world conditions. Unlike a visual inspection, it produces measurable traction data that reveals whether a surface is safe to walk on particularly when…
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The ANSI A326.3 Test is an important standard used to evaluate floor safety in commercial environments. It uses Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) measurements to determine how much traction a floor surface provides under normal walking conditions. For property managers, facility managers, hospitals, banks, and…
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