Static Control Flooring Guide

1. Flooring
2. Specialty Floors
3. Static Control Flooring

Static Control Flooring is a specialized type of flooring designed to prevent the buildup of static electricity and safely dissipate electrical charges. It is essential in environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage sensitive electronic equipment or pose safety risks, such as data centers, clean rooms, hospitals, and manufacturing facilities for electronics. Made from materials like vinyl, rubber, or epoxy, static control flooring incorporates conductive or dissipative elements that guide static charges away from people and equipment toward a grounded surface. This type of flooring not only protects delicate equipment but also ensures a safer working environment, combining functionality with durability, and often offering easy maintenance for high-traffic industrial and commercial spaces.

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