We’re pleased to announce that StaticWorx has made the 2024 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing privately-held companies in the U.S. – our fifth appearance on the prestigious Inc. 5000 list. The list, released annually by Inc. Magazine, showcases the most successful and dynamic privately-owned companies in America. We are honored to stand among businesses such as Intuit,
Q: Can you help differentiate between Antistatic and ESD? How do you know which type of floor you need? I know you can measure resistance, but is resistance different from anti-static? A: Good question! Let’s start with the term ESD. ESD and ESD Flooring The term ESD is an acronym that stands for Electrostatic Discharge.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of glue-down versus interlocking flooring? This post provides a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of installing glue-down flooring versus interlocking flooring. Please note that some of the differences are in the product construction, and not just the installation method. StaticWorx provides both types of flooring. The information below
An electrostatic discharge (ESD) floor is critical for mitigating static electricity in any facility that manufactures or handles sensitive electronic components or equipment. ESD floors are designed to prevent the buildup of static electricity (be antistatic) and dissipate charges to ground (have inherent, measurable conductivity). To maintain the effectiveness and electrical performance of an ESD
Static-dissipative flooring is a type of specialized flooring designed to minimize the buildup of static electricity and dissipate static charges to ground. This type of flooring is commonly used in environments where random electrostatic discharge (ESD) events pose a risk to sensitive electronic equipment, flammable materials, or human safety. Static electricity is an invisible phenomenon
Fourth Appearance on Inc. 5000: A Testament to Excellence, Innovation, and Customer Service. StaticWorx is thrilled to share the news that we have been named to Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 5000* list of the 5000 fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. A four-time honoree, our place on the 2023 list reflects 76% growth between 2020 and
Flooring is a crucial element in any industrial and commercial setting. Flooring that controls electrostatic discharge (ESD) is critical in facilities where static electricity is a concern. In these environments, conductive and static dissipative flooring can be used to protect sensitive electronic equipment from damage caused by random ESD events. Conductive and static dissipative flooring
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a serious concern in many industries, particularly those that involve the manufacturing and/or handling of electronic components or sensitive equipment. ESD is typically caused by the zap that occurs when a person carrying a static charge on their body touches sensitive electronics. ESD can damage or destroy electronic components, leading to
When selecting electrostatic discharge (ESD) flooring for a facility that manufactures, handles or uses electronic equipment, there are two main options: conductive and static dissipative. Both are ESD floors, designed to prevent electrostatic discharge events that could potentially damage or destroy sensitive electronic devices or ignite explosives. ESD flooring works by drawing static away from
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