Should You Test with TRL or 4S Rubber?

Not all slip tests are equal – the slider you choose changes the result. AS 4586–2013 wet pendulum testing uses 4S rubber for general footwear and TRL rubber for barefoot or soft sole zones. A P4 with 4S might drop to P2 with TRL. Choosing the right slider is critical for valid, compliant results.

Risk by Design: Why Post-Install Testing Matters More Than Pre-Check

Lab results don’t guarantee real-world safety. AS 4663–2013 testing confirms slip resistance of installed floors under actual use conditions.

AS 4586-2013 Explained: Understanding P and D Ratings

P and D ratings under AS 4586:2013 define how a surface performs under wet or dry conditions. This guide explains the testing methods, classification scales, and how to ensure your product or floor is compliant before installation.

Comprehensive slip testing solutions

At Zerofal Slip Testing, our mission is simple: to ensure safety in every step. We understand the importance of providing reliable slip testing services to businesses and individuals alike, helping them create safer environments and prevent accidents. At Zerofal, we empower safe places. Onsite Wet Testing A Wet pendulum friction tester is used to assess […]