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AmeriWorx ESD Vinyl Tile

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3 Reasons to Avoid Topical Antistat Polish or Wax
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10 Reasons to Install AmeriWorx SVT in Your Facility (Webpage)
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Precision Milled Conductive Flooring (Webpage)
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Why Vinyl? (Webpage)
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StaticWorx vs Armstrong ESD Vinyl Tile: Which Would You Choose?
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StaticWorx vs Armstrong ESD Vinyl Tile (Webpage)
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Compare Imperfect Offshore Tile to AmeriWorx ESD Vinyl Tile (Webpage)
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Meet Your Buy American Requirements (Webpage)
Test Reports with AmeriWorx Conductive Vinyl Tile (Webpage)
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Test Reports with AmeriWorx Conductive Vinyl Tile
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AmeriWorx Vinyl Tile VOC Test Report
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VOCs? Heavy Metals? What Are You Breathing from Your ESD Flooring? (Webpage)

Eclipse ESD Rubber

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Advantages of Electrically Conductive (EC) Rubber (Webpage)
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Understanding the Role of Footwear: Rubber Is Inherently Antistatic (Webpage)
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ASTM F925 Chemical Resistance Test Results

GroundWorx ESD Epoxy

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Body Voltage & ESD Epoxy Coatings (Webpage)
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How to Ground ESD Epoxy and Coatings (Webpage)
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Case Study: Generation 3 Epoxy
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Epoxy Comparison (Full)
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Epoxy Comparison Part 1
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Epoxy Comparison Part 2
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Epoxy Comparison Part 3
Image - labeled "Generation 1" with "Only available in black" underneath - is a cross-section illustration showing how generation 1 ESD epoxy flooring works. The illustration shows feet on a flooring surface, labeled “epoxy paint”. The layer underneath is labeled “insulative primer” and a copper strip runs from the primer to ground (labeled “connect to AC or building ground”). The next layer is labeled “concrete subfloor”. The illustration shows the charge running from the person, across the surface of the floor, along the copper strip to ground. A zoomed in cross section shows the epoxy paint in detail and is labeled “Paint cross section: conductive carbon black”. Text above the illustration reads “Electrically conductive fibers suspended in the epoxy draw static electricity across the surface of the floor and transport charges to ground.
Generation 1 Epoxy Cross Section
Image - labeled "Generation 2” with “Available in many colors” underneath - is a cross-section illustration showing how generation 2 ESD epoxy flooring works. The illustration shows feet on a flooring surface, labeled “topcoat”. The layer underneath is labeled “buried conductive ground plane”. The next layer is labeled “insulative primer/base coat” and a copper strip runs from the primer to ground (labeled “connect to AC or building ground”). The next layer is labeled “concrete subfloor”. The illustration shows the charge running from the person, across the surface of the floor, along the copper strip to ground. A zoomed in cross section shows the ground plane in detail and is labeled “Ground plane cross section: carbon fibers”. Text above the illustration reads “Electrically conductive fibers distributed throughout the topcoat allow charges to bleed from the surface to the buried conductive ground plane”
Generation 2 Epoxy Cross Section
Illustration labelled “Generation 3 Available in many colors” showing a cross section of installed generation 3 epoxy coating. The illustration shows cropped legs/feet standing on ESD epoxy (labelled “high gloss coating”). A zoomed in cross section shows particles in the surface and is labelled “paint cross section: nanoparticles”. The next layer is labelled “insulative primer”. Underneath that is a layer labelled “concrete subfloor”. A strip - labelled “copper stripping” - runs from the insulative primer layer. A charge is shown travelling from the feet through the floor to the copper stripping on the insulative primer to ground (labelled “connect to AC or building ground”). The text above the illustration reads “electrically conductive nanoparticles suspended in the epoxy draw static electricity across the surface of the floor and transport charges to ground–with no need for a buried conductive primer. The text underneath the illustration reads “Nano technologies produce fully conductive colorized topcoats (colored and clear). This translates into a floor that requires a standard concrete primer and conductive topcoat.
Generation 3 Epoxy Cross Section

ShadowFX ESD Carpet Tile

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7 Ways ShadowFX ESD Carpet Differs from Commercial Carpet
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10 Reasons SD Carpet is Better Value than Hard Surface SD Tiles
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ESD Carpet: Preventing Electrostatic Discharge
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ShadowFX PosiTile Modular Flooring
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Fiber Shape and Modification Ratio (Webpage)
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Premium Helix Monofilament Fibers (Webpage)
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ShadowFX Carpet and ESD Standards (Webpage)
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ShadowFX Carpet Installed Glue-free with TacTiles (Webpage)
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Why Is ShadowFX Carpet Tile Dissipative, Not Conductive (Webpage)
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GreenCircle Certification
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Green Label Plus Certificate

Installation Facts & Information

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How to Ground ESD Epoxy and Coatings (Webpage)
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Conductive Adhesive Comparison Chart
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Installing ESD Flooring Without Adhesives or Downtime (U.S. Tech, June 2021)
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Floating (Glue-Free) Static-Control Floors for PSAPs and Other Critical Spaces
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ESD Flooring for Access Floors
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GroundBridge Adhesive-Free Underlayment
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Kovara Box Grid Application Method
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Kovara Moisture Barrier
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Protecting ESD Floors From Moisture (Webpage)
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ShadowFX PosiTile Modular Flooring
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TacTiles Glue-Free Installation

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A completed installation of ShadowFX static-dissipative (ESD) carpet tile (Fields & Stone range) in a lobby
A completed installation of AmeriWorx conductive (ESD) vinyl tile flooring in an electronics manufacturing facility
Photo is a cropped shot of a laboratory facility with a completed ESD rubber floor installation.
An in progress installation of GroundWorx Ultra generation 3 ESD epoxy flooring in an electronics manufacturing and assembly facility.
Completed installation of GroundLock Extreme ESD interlocking tiles at a manufacturing facility

Useful Resources

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StaticWorx high-performance static-control floors protect electronic components, explosives, and high-speed computers from damage caused by static electricity. ESD flooring is part of a system. Choices should always be based on objective, researched evidence. When you partner with us, we look at all possible items that may need to integrate with the floor, and, focusing on your goals and objectives, help you find the right floor for your application.