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ShadowFX Static-Dissipative (SD) Carpet Tile: Patterns Collection
Quick links to additional pages in this section
Information
- 10 Reasons SD Carpet is Better Value Than Hard Surface SD Tiles
- 5 Reasons to Use Vermont Slate ESD Carpet Tile in 24/7 Critical Environments
- 7 Ways ShadowFX ESD Carpet Tile Differs from Commercial Tile
- ESD Carpet: Preventing Electrostatic Discharge
- Premium Helix Monofilament Fibers
- ShadowFX and ESD Standards
- ShadowFX Carpet Fiber Shape and Modification Ratio
- ShadowFX Static-Dissipative Carpet Tile: FAQs
- Why is ShadowFX Carpet Static Dissipative and Not Conductive?
Installation, Cleaning and LEED Information
ShadowFX Patterns vary in pattern and colors within one style and colorway – all but eliminating the appearance of pile crush or wear between tiles. This means, you don’t have to worry about matching dye lots. So you need less attic stock. And because replacement tiles are almost indistinguishable from older – original – tiles in the same installation, selective replacement down the road is easy and quick.
Non-directional Installation for Less Installation Waste
ShadowFX SDC Patterns Collection offers the added benefit of non-directional installation, meaning that tiles can be laid in any order or orientation. With no set pattern to maintain and no need to align tiles in a certain direction, there is significantly less installation waste. In fact, the average ShadowFX non-directional installation produces only 1.5% waste as opposed to an average of 14% for other carpet styles. So more of your floorcovering investment is on your floor – not in a dumpster.
All ShadowFX carpet tiles can be installed without glue – as a floating floor – over any hard surface.
Non-directional Installation for Less Installation Waste
ShadowFX SDC Patterns Collections offers the added benefit of non-directional installation, meaning that tiles can be laid in any order or orientation. With no set pattern to maintain and no need to align tiles in a certain direction, there is significantly less installation waste. In fact, the average ShadowFX non-directional installation produces only 1.5% waste as opposed to an average of 14% for other carpet styles. So more of your floorcovering investment is on your floor – not in a dumpster.
All ShadowFX carpet tiles can be installed without glue – as a floating floor – over any hard surface.
ShadowFX Patterns, StaticWorx budget-friendly carpet line.
ShadowFX Patterns, StaticWorx budget-friendly carpet line.
ShadowFX ESD carpet tile is made by an industry leader in the development of flooring made using recycled materials and 100% Carbon Neutral for the total life cycle.
Key Benefits
- Hides pile crush and wear
- No need to match dye lots
- Replacement tiles indistinguishable from older/original tiles
- Requires less attic stock
- Non-directional installation (no matching)
- 1.5% installation wasted (14% average other styles)
- Can be installed over any hard surface, glue-free
- Can be installed over raised floors
- Hides pile crush and wear
- No need to match dye lots
- Replacement tiles indistinguishable from older/original tiles
- Requires less attic stock
- Non-directional installation (no matching)
- 1.5% installation wasted (14% average other styles)
- Can be installed over any hard surface, glue-free
- Can be installed over raised floors
Available Styles
Note: Material colors should not be selected based solely on computer images:
Actual product colors may vary from the way colors display on your monitor. Before making selections, verify the color by ordering a sample from our site. Colorways used in random non-directional ESD carpet styles such as ShadowFX Patterns, Cubic, Peaks, Fields and Stone, and Vermont Slate vary from tile to tile. This is intentional and allows for non-directional installation. If you have any questions, please call: 617-923-2000 Or send an e-mail to [email protected]
Standard Size: 50cm x 50cm (19.69″ x 19.69″)
Available in 2’ x 2’ for one-to-one access floor installation
Installation: Non-Directional
CSI Master Specifications for Architects
Material
Environmental Info
CSI Master Specifications for Architects
| Conductive Fiber | StaticWorx Helix 44 Denier Conductive Fiber. |
| kV Rating | AATCC 134-1996 electrostatic propensity: less than 0.4 kV (400 volts). Tested at 12% relative humidity at 20°C and 70°F. |
| Body Voltage Generation (BVG) Per ANSI/ESD S97.2 | Voltage on person in combination with grounded carpet tile < 50 volts [Cubics] or < 100 volts [Patterns]. Meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 requirements for use in EPAs in electronics manufacturing. |
| ESD S7.1/NFPA 99 Resistance Characterization of Materials | Nine or more readings from surface to groundable point. Tested with an applied voltage of 100V. Measured in ohms, 1.0 x 10E6 – 1.0 x 10E9. |
| ESD S7.1/NFPA 99 Resistive Characterization of Materials | Nine or more readings between electrodes placed 1 foot apart. Tested with an applied voltage of 100V. Measured in ohms, 1.0 x 10E6 – 1.0 x 10E9. Meets Motorola R56 and ATIS-0600321 for use in telecommunications applications. Meets FAA STD 019f for use in flight control applications. |
| Electrical Resistance/Voltage Test ANSI/ESD S20.20 | Approved for use in EPAs in electronics manufacturing with approved footwear system. Results within recommended range < 3.5 x 10E7 ohms and < 100 volts. |
| D.O.D. HDBK263A, Section 40.1.2 | Meets recommended guidelines for sensitive ESD devices, Class 1. |
| Roller Caster Electrical Test (CET) | Product meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 after 125,000 cycles. |
| Groundable Path |