Specialized conductive flooring that protects against electro-static discharge.
As a person walks across a standard epoxy floor, friction can generate a static charge because epoxy acts as an insulative material. When that static electricity is discharged, it can damage products or interfere with sensitive equipment. That’s why Stonhard formulates epoxy flooring systems with conductive properties to help control static buildup and protect critical operations.
ESD flooring is designed to control static electricity and prevent it from reaching sensitive equipment.
The two primary types are:
As part of a complete ESD protection program, the flooring is often used alongside protective measures such as ESD footwear, grounded table-top mats, and ESD wrist straps.
ESD flooring protects people, equipment, and electronic components by safely controlling static electricity in sensitive environments.
ESD flooring offers many benefits, such as:
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Our line of ESD floors use conductive materials blended into our systems. Some anti-static systems use carbon-filled primers, while others utilize conductive pigments. Along with the conductive benefits, all of our ESD floors maintain the same outstanding properties as our other floors – they are chemical and abrasion resistant and easy to clean. Our team of Territory Managers, Architectural and Engineering Representatives will assist you in choosing the best ESD product for your environment with the look you desire.
Got questions? We've got answers. This FAQ section covers the most common inquiries about ESD flooring to help you make informed decisions.
ESD conductive flooring is typically made from materials that dissipate static electricity safely to the ground, preventing the buildup of static charges that can harm electronics or those working in the area.
Regular cleaning with approved antistatic cleaners and avoiding the use of wax or other products that could increase the flooring's resistance are common maintenance practices. Periodic testing of electrical resistance may also be recommended.
Yes, ESD conductive flooring is designed and tested to meet safety standards that ensure it effectively controls electrostatic discharge without posing additional risks to equipment or personnel.
In some cases, yes, but it depends on the condition and type of the existing floor. Consultation with a professional installer or manufacturer is recommended to determine feasibility and proper installation methods.
Controlling ESD is particularly important in certain industries and specialized spaces. Along with the implementation of an ESD policy that includes compliance plans for clothing, footwear, wrist straps, work surfaces, and shielding bags, the installation of ESD flooring is key. Here we explore the areas where ESD flooring is most crucial for safety, productivity, and cost savings.
Stonhard manufactures and installs high-performance ESD flooring systems for demanding environments. Our experts can help you select a solution that meets your facility’s performance, safety, and design needs.
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