When it comes to slip resistance testing, the standards you choose can mean the difference between safe compliance and unnecessary liability. For years, NFSI B101.1 and NFSI B101.3 was cited in safety discussions, but what many don’t realize is that ANSI no longer approves this…
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Walkways are more than just paths; they guide customers, visitors, and employees every day. Despite their importance, they’re often neglected during maintenance checks. Over time, small issues add up, turning seemingly safe spaces into slip or trip hazards. The problem? Most people don’t even realize…
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Slips and falls are still a leading cause of workplace accidents, but in 2025, businesses aren’t taking chances. They’re rethinking how they approach floor safety, especially when it comes to the slip test. With evolving standards, better technology, and increased legal accountability, the way companies…
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If you’re trying to make your floors safer by following ANSI B101.1 or B101.3, you’re not alone, but there’s something important you should know. ANSI B101.1 and B101.3 are no longer an approved ANSI standard. It was officially withdrawn due to a lack of compliance,…
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When it comes to walkway safety, one device is essential for measuring slip resistance the tribometer. But with various options on the market, selecting the right one for your facility can feel overwhelming. If you’re looking for accuracy, compliance, and ease of use, the BOT-3000E…
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Keeping people safe in commercial, industrial, and public spaces continues to be a top priority in 2025. One of the most essential parts of that safety is slip resistance and making sure floors meet the right standards for traction and safety. That’s where slip slip…
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In today’s era of smart buildings, automation isn’t just about lighting, HVAC, or security it’s also about floor safety. As technology evolves, so does our approach to slipperiness testing, which plays a critical role in reducing slip-and-fall risks in public and commercial spaces. With artificial…
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When thinking about ways to improve workplace productivity, floor safety probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But it should be. Floor slipperiness plays a surprisingly important role in employee performance, comfort, and confidence, especially in fast-paced or high-traffic environments. Ignoring the condition…
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Getting ready for a DCOF test isn’t just about using the right tools—it starts with proper surface preparation. The Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) test is a widely accepted method used to measure how slippery a floor may be under wet conditions. It’s often used…
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When it comes to preventing accidents and avoiding legal trouble, slip test certifications are your first line of defense. A single slip-and-fall incident can lead to expensive lawsuits, insurance claims, and damage to your business reputation. Thankfully, facility managers and business owners can create safer…
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Imagine this: A visitor steps onto your facility’s floor, slips, and falls. In an instant, your business faces liability claims, potential lawsuits, and reputational damage. What if this could have been prevented with a simple test? Tribometer readings are not just numbers—they are your first…
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Slip resistance testing is crucial in ensuring floor safety, and the BOT-3000E tribometer is a leading tool for measuring slip resistance in various environments. Whether used indoors or outdoors, understanding how conditions affect test results is key to making informed safety decisions. Let’s explore the…
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