Swarf mats are primarily used in industrial workplaces that generate metal debris, such as metalworking facilities, machine shops, and manufacturing plants. These mats are typically placed in areas where swarf is generated or collected, such as around machines or workstations, to effectively capture and contain the debris. Swarf mats can also be used in other settings where metal debris is present, such as garages or workshops. The mats help to improve cleanliness, safety, and productivity by preventing swarf from spreading throughout the facility and posing a safety hazard.

Yes, there are different types of swarf mats available that are designed to meet specific needs and requirements. Swarf mats can vary in size, shape, thickness, and material depending on the application. For example, heavy-duty rubber swarf mats are ideal for use in industrial environments, while PVC swarf mats may be suitable for lighter-duty applications. Some swarf mats are designed with bevelled edges to reduce the risk of tripping, while others may have a textured surface to improve traction. Additionally, some swarf mats are designed to be modular, allowing them to be easily connected or reconfigured as needed to create a larger coverage area.

Sticky swarf mats have removable sticky layers that remove swarf and it the remains stuck to the top layer. When the mat is becoming less effective you simply remove the top sticky layer to reveal a new stick layer below. Refills are available for the sticky swarf mats.