Layer thickness - 2 mm
The seamless HIM ESD floor prevents static electricity by conducting it in a controlled manner. ESD floors are very durable, chemically resistant and easy to clean. With a finish coat, you can create an ESD-safe floor finish that gives a low BVG (Body Voltage Generation). These floors are very suitable for the electronics industry, clean rooms and operating rooms.
HIM’s ESD floor system complies with the NEN-EN-IEC 61340-4-1:2004/A1:2015 standard.
HIM’s ESD floor products are available in 25 kg sets.
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Since 1932 HIM has been applying epoxy floors for various companies. Every situation is unique, but we know exactly what is important in each specific situation.
We know everything about ESD floors: how it is applied, what the advantages and disadvantages are and what it looks like once it has dried.
HIM floors are almost always available within 48 hours. In case of emergency, even the same day is possible.
Not entirely sure whether this floor is ideal for your situation? ESD floors are mainly used in situations where the following features are highly valuated:
It is not a surprise that the appearance of a room is greatly influenced by the color of the floor. A dark floor gives a more robust and cozy impression and a lighter floor gives a more professional appearance, but can sometimes feel cold and clinical. We are happy to advise you and, thanks to more than 80 years of experience, we know everything about the effect of a floor on the intended space.
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ESD floors work by integrating a conductive layer into the floor that is connected to grounding points. This ensures that static charges generated by, for example, personnel walking, footwear, or equipment are safely discharged. As a result, the risk of ESD-related damage is minimised.
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ESD floors are durable and resistant to the movement of personnel and equipment. With proper maintenance, they can last for many years without losing their antistatic properties. ESD floors also reduce the risk of contamination, helping to keep batches clean and preventing unnecessary write-offs. The same applies to protecting valuable equipment. These properties make ESD floors a cost-effective solution for many businesses.
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Maintaining an ESD floor requires regular cleaning with products that do not compromise its antistatic properties. Dust and dirt can reduce the floor’s effectiveness, so it is important to follow a cleaning protocol that matches the conditions of use.
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ESD stands for Electrostatic Discharge. An ESD floor is designed to safely dissipate static electricity and prevent electrostatic discharges from damaging electronic equipment or acting as an ignition source for flammable substances. This is crucial in environments such as data centres, operating theatres, and electronics manufacturing facilities, where static electricity can cause serious damage and disruptions.
