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Anti-static / ESD flooring

Controlled electrical resistance for electronics, sensitive processes and areas where static is a hazard.

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The system

What anti-static is built for

ESD (electrostatic discharge) floors are engineered to a defined resistance range so static drains away safely instead of building up. That protects sensitive electronics and reduces ignition risk where flammable materials are handled.

Where it fits

Where it earns its keep

Electronics manufacturing and assembly, server rooms, and areas handling solvents or powders all rely on controlled static dissipation. The system is built with a conductive layer tied into an earthing network.

The fit

Is anti-static right for your floor?

If you have an ESD standard to meet or a static-sensitive process, the resistance range needs specifying properly. Tell us your requirement and we'll match the system and earthing detail to it.

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Industries

Industries this system suits

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Industry

Manufacturing & engineering

Protects electronics and sensitive processes.

Proof

Before & after

BeforeAfter
Electronics assembly floor

Static under control

An assembly area where static was a risk to sensitive components, refloored with an ESD system specified to the required resistance range and earthed in.

  • Situation

    Uncontrolled static in an electronics assembly area.

  • System

    Conductive ESD floor tied into an earthing network.

  • Result

    Dissipation within the specified resistance range.

FAQ

Common questions

They're points on the same scale of controlled resistance. We specify the exact range your standard or process requires — tell us the target and we'll match it.
ESD floors perform best with the right cleaning regime, as some products can insulate the surface. We'll advise on maintenance so the resistance stays in range.
Yes — resistance is measured once it's down to confirm the floor performs within the specified range. Without that verification an ESD floor is just a coating.
It does. A conductive floor only works when it's tied into an earthing network with properly placed earth points, and that detail is designed in from the start rather than added later.
Within limits. There's a decent colour range, but the conductive layer and the resistance requirement come first, so the choice of finishes is narrower than a purely decorative system.
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