Video: GroundLock Interlocking ESD Tile: The Fix for Problem Floors

September 1, 2020

In this short video, Dave Long, President and Founder of StaticWorx, Inc., demos how quick and easy it is to work with GroundLock interlocking ESD tile. Easy to cut to size, easy to install and easy to take with you when it’s time to move on. If you’ve ever dealt with moisture, if you’ve ever dealt with an uneven subfloor or contaminated subfloor, GroundLock interlocking ESD Flooring might be your answer. Offering ease of installation and removal, GroundLock Extreme interlocking ESD tiles are ready to be reused, making them perfect for temporary settings and spaces with frequent reconfigurations.

Learn more about GroundLock Interlocking ESD Tile.

For help or advice about choosing an ESD floor, call us on 617-923-2000, email [email protected], or visit our Guide to ESD Flooring Selection.

Hi I’m Dave Long from StaticWorx. I’m going to introduce you to a solution to many problems in the flooring industry. If you’ve ever dealt with moisture, if you’ve ever dealt with an uneven sub floor or contaminated subfloor this might be your answer. Dovetail joint. All I need to do to install this floor… Can you even see the seams? Best part about it, you can do this in a facility while your people are working. You don’t even have to shut down. You can put this in a cleanroom and not have to reorganize the way product flows through the clean room because you’re not using an adhesive, you’re not doing any demolition.

People ask us how do you cut a tile? This is called a bullet cutter. Watch this… it’s a perfect edge. All I’ve got to do is measure, slot it at the wall. You won’t be able to see this in our video. There are two layers of fiberglass in this material. That allows this material to never expand or contract which means when it sits on the floor, it’s flat. GroundLock is a quarter of an inch thick. You can put an SMT machine on it, you can put an oven on it and it won’t deflect. And the best part about it, if you’re in a leased space, you’re in a place where you’re not sure that the floor is going to be an investment that you want to make because you don’t own the building, take it with you.

Back to durability, each tile weighs eight pounds. Where can you use it? We make it in a dissipative version, we make it in a conductive version. You can use it in a comms center, you can use it in a cleanroom, you can use it in an electronics manufacturing facility, you can use it on your loading dock.

If you have more questions about GroundLock go on our website staticworx.com. We have over 40 videos on YouTube. All these videos are educationally oriented about standards, test methods, how to understand what type of floor to choose or just call us. Thank you.

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Background image is a cropped photo of a contractor hitting a GroundLock Extreme ESD interlocking tile into place with an orange mallet. In the foreground at the bottom are two boxes. The top is a bright blue with the StaticWorx logo. The second is a dark blue-gray and includes the text in white: “GroundLock ESD Interlocking Flooring Installation”
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Background photo shows a warehouse with an area of interlocking floor set up with someone moving pallets across it with a jack truck. In the foreground at the bottom are two boxes. The top is a bright blue with the StaticWorx logo. The second is a dark blue-gray and includes the text in white: “ESD Interlocking Tile - Durability Questions Answered”
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Background graphic is a still from the StaticWorx GroundSafe ESD Flooring – Your Trusted Partner explainer animation. In the foreground at the bottom are two boxes. The top is a bright blue with the StaticWorx logo and "GroundSafe ESD Flooring" underneath in white. The second is a dark blue-gray and includes the text in white: “GroundWorx ESD Flooring – Your Trusted Partner”
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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.