Electro Static Discharge (ESD) is the transfer of an electrostatic charge between two objects. This is a very rapid event that happens when two objects with different electrical potentials come into direct contact with each other. This charging results in one object gaining electrons on its surface area to become negatively charged, whilst the other object loses electrons from its surface area and therefore becomes positively charged. The creation of an electrical discharge by this contact and separation of objects is known as triboelectrical charging, which also explains the small static electric shock you may receive from touching certain objects.

An ESD event basically produces a spark (a micro-lightning bolt in effect), which passes from one charged conductive surface to another. This incredibly rapid transfer of what had previously been a static (nonmoving) charge can cause fi res, explosions, create heat, light and even sounds. It is this potentially unseen, unfelt or unheard ‘micro lightning’ or spark without warning that must be prevented or controlled. the coating shall meet the following objectives

Key features

• Continuous static dissipation

• Compressive strength higher than concrete

• Zero-seam flooring

Packed:

1. Conductive resin

2. Curing Agent

3. Aggregate

4. Conductive Agent

*AVAILABLE IN ALL SHADE