liimaalustat

Liimaalustat, often translated as adhesive mats or sticky mats, are specialized surfaces designed to capture and trap contaminants. They are typically composed of multiple layers of a pressure-sensitive adhesive film. The top layer is sticky, adhering to any particles that come into contact with it, such as dust, dirt, and other debris. When the top layer becomes saturated with contaminants, it can be easily peeled off, revealing a fresh, clean adhesive surface underneath. This makes them a convenient and effective method for maintaining cleanliness in sensitive environments.

These mats are commonly used in areas where a high level of cleanliness is crucial, such as cleanrooms in manufacturing and research facilities, laboratories, healthcare settings, and even in some residential applications for controlling dust. Their primary function is to prevent the transfer of particles from shoes, equipment, or the general environment into a controlled space. By providing a readily available and disposable sticky surface at entry points, liimaalustat act as a first line of defense against contamination. The number of layers can vary depending on the intended use and the expected level of contamination. Disposal of used layers is straightforward, typically involving rolling them up and discarding them as solid waste.