Given the huge part electronics play in today’s vehicles, an ESD solution should be utilized at most manufacturing plants. Based on a variety of criteria, here’s an answer to that question by StaticStop product:

Conductive vinyl is the most frequently used material in these settings, since it provides a surface that is durable and has an attractive finish. All of StaticStop’s FreeStyle and FreeStyle CVT products exceed the requirements of ANSI/ESD S20.20-2014 for both electrical resistance (ASTM/ESD S97.1) and charge generation (ASTM/ESD S97.2). These interlocking products also have easy installation, with minimal disruption to sensitive operations. This saves time and money while preventing potential damage to equipment.

In some areas of a manufacturing facility, an extra-durable surface is needed to handle wear from things like heavy fork trucks, vehicle traffic, or high-impact test areas. The SelecTile ESD is built specifically for this type of environment.

StaticStop’s two-part epoxy floor coating is a relatively inexpensive solution for areas that need reliable static control. It’s typically used in more open areas and warehouses. Our High-Build EpoxyStyle is a multi-layer, highly durable epoxy floor coating that is built for specialized, high-traffic areas that also require a gloss finish.

For more information on any of these products, give us a call at 508-583-3200.

Minimizing down time is one of the many benefits of our interlocking tile product. Many people use a mallet to lightly tap and install. A seam roller, used in this installation of StaticStop’s FreeStyle ESD tile, demonstrates a smoother way to install tiles. Check it out.