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The Americans with Disabilities Act has raised the concept of slip resistance to a civil right. Many codes recognise a static coefficient of friction of .5 as legal for pedestrian floor surfaces. This paper considers the many test devices such as the Horizontal Drag Slip Meter, The Horizontal Dynamometer Pull-Meter Method, The James Machine, Portable Articulated strut machines and the Sigler Pendulum Tester, available for measuring slip resistance that comply with the American National Standards.
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