Light gray seamless epoxy floor in a manufacturing plant

ESD & Anti-Static · Philadelphia

Static control you can walk on, built to your spec.

One static discharge can cost more than the whole floor. An ESD floor drains the static off your people and your carts before it reaches a board. Hand us the resistance range your engineers call for and we build the system to it.

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Where static is the enemy

Electronics, labs, and clean assembly.

Electronics manufacturing and assembly, test labs, medical device rooms, data and server rooms, and any floor your auditors measure with a meter.

Static-dissipative and conductive systems, specified by the resistance range your standard calls for
Properly grounded installation, the detail that separates an ESD floor from a shiny one
Seamless and cleanroom-friendly: no tiles to lift, no wax schedule to maintain
Chemical- and abrasion-resistant, so the static rating survives forklifts and solvents
Diamond grinding prep and a moisture test before any system goes down
Installed in phases, nights and weekends, around your production schedule

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Our installs

Seamless industrial floors on the job.

Solid color epoxy floor through a corporate headquarters corridor — Corporate headquarters, solid color epoxy

Solid color epoxy floor in a clean equipment room — Equipment room, solid color epoxy

Straight answers

ESD flooring, in plain terms.

What is the difference between anti-static, static-dissipative, and conductive?

They describe how fast a floor moves charge to ground, measured as electrical resistance. Conductive floors move it fastest, static-dissipative floors move it in a controlled range, and anti-static is a loose sales term that means nothing on its own. Your spec names a resistance range; we install a system that measures inside it.

Can you meet our company's ESD specification?

Send us the standard your auditors test against and the resistance range it requires. We spec the system, the grounding details, and the topcoat to land inside that range, and you verify with your own meter before we call it done.

Can ESD coating go over our existing floor?

Usually, after diamond grinding prep and moisture testing. Old tile, glue, or a failed coating comes up first. The walkthrough answers it for your exact slab.

Tell us your hours. We’ll work around them.

Walkthrough, spec, and written estimate at no charge.