• Rp 10E4 - 10E6 ohms per EN 61340-5-1 Test method A.1 Conductive - able to remove electrostatic charges to ground
• Exceeds ANSI/ESD S20.20 minimum recommended technical requirements of < 1 x 10E9 ohms for ESD Protected Flooring and suitable for ESD protective flooring
• Can be component in Flooring - Footwear System as primary grounding method (<3.5 x 10E7ohms per EN 61340-5-1 Table 1 Note 2)
• Areas greater than 20 square feet do not require expensive grounding grids or wires; Static Charge Decay: dissipates 5000 volts to zero in <0.01 sec per FTMS 101C/4046
• Can replace ESD floor mats in electronics, manufacturing, assembly, and test areas protecting ESD susceptible items
• Lead-free RoHS compliant
• Made in America

“When the use of a wrist strap system is impractical, the [ESD] floor and [ESD] footwear shall be the primary means of ESD control.” (EN 61340-5-1 paragraph 5.5 EPA working practices)
“All floor surfaces shall have a surface‑to‑EPA ground resistance in accordance with table 1. Table 1 Note 2 - When the footwear/floor systems are used as the primary means of grounding personnel, the resistance of the combination shall be determined by the ESD co-ordinator, and is recommended to be between 7,5 x 10^5 ohms and 3,5 x 10^7 ohms.” (EN 61340-5-1 clause 5.2.3 Floors)
Statguard® Conductive Acrylic Paint meets EN 61340-5-1 as a static control floor.