Other rubber floors are content to sit it out in the same gyms and weight rooms. But not recycled rubber UltraDuty II, which goes a lot further.
Using advanced technology, UltraDuty II ESD rubber flooring is manufactured from recycled tire rubber. The "green," environmentally sound process uses ambient grinding to turn used tires into clean, 100% post-consumer rubber granules - which are triple distilled to eliminate all metal, dirt and fibers.
Next, colorful, UV-resistant EPDM flecks, made from 30% post-industrial material are added. Combine both types of granules with a polyurethane, water-based polymer in huge cylinders, and you get "polymerically bound" rubber of a uniform quality and density, neither too soft nor too brittle. Once peeled, it’s ready to roll out. And any scraps go right back into the process - not to a landfill.
But the story isn’t just where UltraDuty II rubber flooring doesn’t go, it’s where it does - in places where you might not have thought: bank lobbies and boardrooms, laundromats and lunchrooms, malls and museums, even outdoor theme parks.