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The fatigue-reducing mat alleviates the rebound of body weight from the floor with its high cushioning properties. It contributes to reducing fatigue in the feet, lower back, and back, which are prone to tiredness during standing work. The rebound elasticity rate (degree of rebound) is 30%. Simply laying it down in your workspace allows for a low-cost improvement of the working environment. We offer free sample loans. Please feel free to contact us. *Depending on the availability of samples, there may be a waiting period before lending. 【Features】 ■ Water-resistant: No need to worry about bacterial growth as moisture does not seep in. ■ Oil-resistant: No need to worry about deformation or shrinkage as oil does not seep in. ■ Fire and heat resistant: Passed fire performance tests. No need to worry about deformation or shrinkage. ■ Cold-resistant: Contributes to reducing heating costs by preventing cold air from the floor with its insulation effect. ■ Chemical-resistant: Strong against various chemicals, so there's no need to worry even if it gets covered in chemicals.

The "Fatigue Reduction Mat Jr." is a product that has limited performance compared to the conventional model (Fatigue Reduction Mat) and is offered at a more affordable price. It is recommended for standing work, and you can choose the size to fit your space. We offer two sizes: "KKM-55BK" at 500×500×15 and "KKM-85BK" at 850×500×15. 【Features】 ■ Fatigue reduction support during work ■ Limited performance compared to the conventional model (Fatigue Reduction Mat) ■ Recommended for standing work ■ Size selection available to fit your space *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. *This product is not a medical product or medical device.

To reassess the burden of standing work, it is important to adjust the work environment to fit the worker, rather than forcing the worker to adapt. This document clearly explains the basic concepts of ergonomics and how to address on-site issues from three perspectives: physical, cognitive, and organizational. You can also use it as a hint for reassessing standing work, including aspects such as the height of workbenches, the environment at foot level, the placement of tools and materials, and work flow. Please feel free to download it. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ What is ergonomics? ■ Six factors that contribute to the difficulties of standing work ■ Three perspectives for addressing on-site issues: physical, cognitive, and organizational ■ On-site improvement checklist to identify your company's challenges ■ Suggestions for products that support standing work, etc.