RCA Transit-Flor® Fiber Reinforced Rubber Flooring & Stair Treads Specifications DISCONTINUED

Specifications

Scope
This specification covers rubber flooring, entrance plates, and
step treads for use in transit vehicles.
Material
The ribbed and smooth floor covering shall be made from a compound utilizing synthetic rubber and/or natural rubber. The reinforcing fillers shall be hard clays which are added to impart hard-
ness values of 85 to 95 shore A, and the composition also contains fibers to give dimensional stability and improved skid resistance to the flooring. The rubber composition shall be homogenous throughout the entire thickness.
Construction
Front and rear step treads shall be of 5/16" gauge of rubber composition. Ribs shall run perpendicular with a rib increment of 5/8", and same as entrance plate with 3/16" ribbed aisle covering. The front edge of tread to be 3" yellow or 3" white nose, as an integral part of the tread. The step treads shall be 22 gauge metal back, and the metal shall be protected by curing on .030 rubber backing.
Entrance plate shall be 5/16" gauge, slip resistant rubber composition. The construction shall allow ease of cleaning by design whereby the ribs shall meet the 3/16" aisle, and then changed to be perpendicular to the front edge of the entrance plate. The front edge to be 3" yellow or 3" white nosing as an integral part of the entrance plate, with 6" stainless steel to be
cured throughout the step edge area.
The marker strip area shall be tapered from 5/16" to 3/16" gauge, and a 6" stainless steel metal cured to the entrance plate throughout the marker strip area. Marker strip shall be 2" yellow or 2" white, however, to be an integral part of the entrance plate. All area not covered by stainless steel of the entrance plate shall be sanded.
The 3/16" ribbed aisle flooring to be slip resistant rubber composition with sanded back.
Tensile Strength
The tensile strength of the flooring shall not be less than 500 Ibs psi when tested in accordance with ASTME 412 using Die C for preparing the dumbbell specimens.
Ultimate Elongation
The ultimate elongation shall not be less than 25% when tested in accordance with ASTME 412 using Die C for preparing the dumbbell specimens.
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Flexibility
The floor covering shall not crack or show any indication of weakness when tested in accordance with Method 3111 of FED-STD-501. The mandrel diameter shall be 1 inch nominal.
Dimensional Stability
The floor covering shall not change in linear dimensions more than plus or minus .035 per linear foot. Stability shall be determined in accordance with ASTME 1204.
Fire Resistance 200 Series Compound
For special transit-flor compound to meet low flame rating the material shall be tested in accordance with ASTME-162-75, three specimens shall be tested and averaged. The test results shall be less than or equal to 25. When tested in accordance with NFPA-253 or ASTM 648 the critical radiant flux is to be > 0.5 w/cm2. This covers only marbleized color patterns.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Cleaning Instructions Use a non-ionic detergent cleaner, following the cleaner manufacturer's recommended cleaning procedure. Then vacuum, mop or squeeze the detergent solution from
the floor before rinsing surface with a solution of 10% Clorox (or equivalent) in warm water. After floor is dry, it can be buffed using a high-speed buffer and red 3M polishing pad (smooth only.

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