ESD ANTISTATIC

ESD ANTISTATIC

Do you work with equipment that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge? Discover our range of Electroconductive ESD floor coverings and our antistatic PVC floor tiles, ideal solutions for many industries.

In fact, an ESD antistatic floor is designed for use, for example, in production facilities, electrical equipment, the electronics industry, IT companies, telecoms and so on. And our ESD range, together with our grounding kit, is the perfect solution for flooring made from conductive and dissipative antistatic pvc tiles.

With tiles available in different colors, you can create zoning areas or delimit safety zones.

Series ESD is designed for rooms requiring electrostatically conductive flooring.

Applications: electrical component manufacturing, automotive industry, hazardous areas, electrical substations, data centers, laboratories, health care and more.

Complies with the requirements of IEC 61340-5-1

Highest mechanical strength, prevents surface damage caused by handling equipment or massive point loads.
Can be assembled in sections without interrupting operations
Highly durable, homogeneous 100% PVC material
Easy maintenance and surface cleaning
 
Series ESD is designed for pièelectrostatically conductive floor covering.
Areas of application: electrical component manufacturing, automotive industry, hazardous areas, electrical substations, data centers, laboratories, healthcare, etc.

Can be assembled in sections without interrupting operations
Highly durable, homogeneous 100% PVC material
Easy maintenance and surface cleaning

The difference between an electrically conductive floor and an antistatic floor

The difference between an ESD floor and an antistatic floor is not obvious to everyone. Here we explain what each term means when you're looking for a floor that won't allow electrostatic charge to build up, and which will protect you from being discharged when you come into contact with anything electrically connected.
In the case of an antistatic floor, the top layer of the coating dissipates static electricity over its entire surface, so there's never a build-up large enough to generate a discharge.
In the case of an ESD floor, these tiles, which have the same function (controlling electrostatic discharge), offer a more powerful solution for draining static charge from the floor, as they move the charge directly to earth. In fact, thanks to the development of a specific system, ESD tiles move the static charge away from the floor more quickly and efficiently, towards the ground.very often, the search for a pvc industrial floor tile is associated with the search for an antistatic pvc tile. This type of covering is considered robust, high-quality and easy to maintain.

Mosaik Floor PVC tile conductive flooring: the advantages

Our conductive PVC tile floor incorporates specially developed raw materials to prevent the accumulation of electrical charges.
Combined with copper ribbons previously installed on the floor, it carries them to an end tile. This, in turn, is connected to the floor with our grounding kit, allowing the charges to be discharged to prevent electrostatic discharge.

Our range of conductive PVC ESD tiles contains stainless steel fibers which may be visible on the surface of the tile. This is unavoidable, and is a fundamental part of the manufacturing process that ensures optimum performance of these tiles.

Interlocking tiles are quick and easy to install, providing long-lasting, economical and aesthetic protection for your floor.
There's no need to stop work when laying our tiles.here's no need to stop your activity. On average, 100m²/day/person of floor can be installed.

They can be laid on any type of floor without preparation or levelling.

More resistant: Capable of withstanding loads of up to 500 kg/cm², these tiles provide an effective solution. If a tile were to deteriorate, it would simply have to be replaced.
More economical: Price incomparable with other waxed concrete, epoxy, resin or other solutions.
More durable: No problems with cracks, deterioration or other drawbacks of other floor coverings.

Is a concrete floor as reliable and safe as a static floor?

Whether or not bare concrete inhibits static electricity is a common question that every facility manager with a concrete floor should ask themselves. If bare concrete were grounded and reliably inhibited static electricity, with measurable results, it would certainly be an inexpensive ESD flooring option.

First of all, let's be clear about the material: by bare concrete, we mean breathable, i.e. concrete that has not been sealed. Sealants are generally made from acrylic, polyurethane or ordinary epoxy (non-ESD), all of which are insulating materials that generate static electricity.

Once the concrete has been sealed, it also becomes an insulator. Glass, plastic, dry air and wood are all examples of insulators. Insulators block the passage of electric current. Because electricity cannot pass through them, insulators, like sealed concrete, cannot be grounded.
However, concrete floors have limitations. Installed below ground level, it can create an overly humid environment, probably contributing to constant contamination and poor air quality.

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