Electro Conductive Anti Static Floor Systems

Electro Conductive Anti Static Floor Systems

High Performance Electro Conductive Coatings

Due to the risks of working in environments where electrical charges exist, Promain would like to offer expertise when supplying a safe, static dissipative option for floor coatings. Electro Conductive Floor Coatings are suitable as a wearing course in industries, such as automotive, electronics and pharmaceutical manufacturing, storage facilities and warehouses. These systems are particularly suitable for areas with sensitive electronic equipment e.g. CNC machinery, computer rooms, aircraft maintenance sheds, battery-charging rooms and areas subjected to high explosion risk.

Find out more about Sika ESD and Conductive Flooring Solutions bydownloading their brochure here.

  • Sika Sikafloor 220 W Conductive
    A two part, water dispersed, epoxy resin with a high electrostatic conductivity. A component found in many different Sika systems.
  • Sika Sikafloor 262 AS N
    A two part, self-smoothing, coloured epoxy resin coating. It should be combined with Sikafloor Filler 1 or Sika Quartz Sand.
    From £667.62
    (£801.14 Inc VAT)
  • Remmers Epoxy Conductive
    A water based transverse conducting layer for Remmers Electro Static dissipative flooring systems.
  • Remmers Epoxy ESD Color 3K
    A self levelling coating for electro static dissipative floor areas. For use within Remmers ESD systems.
  • Remmers Copper Tape
    A self adhesive tape suitable for application within Remmers anti static and electro conductive floor systems.
  • Remmers Earthing Kit
    A system component of Remmers ESD and Electro Static Floor Systems to provide earthing points within the flooring layers.
  • ResDev Pumaprime ESD
    A 2 pack solvent-free conductive primer for use within a ResDev Electro Static Dissipative Floor System.
  • ResDev Pumaflow ESD
    A seamless, medium duty epoxy floor topping for use on concrete and polymer modified cementitious screeds.

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Why Choose Electro Conductive Anti Static ESD Floor Systems for Electrostatic Discharge Protection & Performance

At Promain, we specialise in anti static floor paint and esd flooring solutions designed to dissipate static electricity safely and effectively. Whether you're fitting out server rooms, clean rooms, or production floors handling volatile chemicals or active electronic components, our anti static flooring systems help control static electricity, manage electrostatic charge, and maintain consistent conductivity across all areas.

We supply leading systems such as:

These are designed to deliver controlled electrical resistance, durability and strong chemical resistance for high-performance esd floors.

 

Electrostatic Discharge Flooring vs Conductive Flooring: ESD Protection & Electrical Resistance Explained

Choosing between electrostatic dissipative flooring and conductive floor systems depends on your site’s sensitivity to esd events, static charges and environmental conditions.

Electrostatic discharge flooring (or esd flooring) is engineered to control static electricity by slowly transferring electrostatic charge to ground through moderate surface resistance — typically between ~1 × 10⁶ and 1 × 10⁹ ohms. These static dissipative coatings help protect electrostatic sensitive devices, particularly in computer rooms, medical facilities and electronics assembly areas.

Conductive flooring systems, on the other hand, offer lower resistance (around ~2.5 × 10⁴ to 1 × 10⁶ ohms), making them more suitable for zones handling volatile substances, static sensitive devices, or environments prone to inadvertent contact with electro static discharge sources.

At Promain, we help you match the right anti static esd system to your space — factoring in foot traffic, vehicle load, coating application, uncured concrete surfaces, dust, residual moisture content and grounding continuity.

 

Specifying Anti Static Epoxy Flooring: ESD Flooring Solutions that Control Static Electricity

Getting the right anti static epoxy flooring or anti static floor paint specification is vital to prevent static discharges and protect equipment, materials, and personnel.

A reliable esd floor system typically includes:

  • Primer to bond with concrete

  • Base coat to level and stabilise

  • Conductive layer with carbon or graphite

  • Earthing strips for ground contact

  • Topcoat to lock in performance and ensure uniform colour

Correct surface prep is essential — uncured concrete, excess aggregate, oil, or moisture can cause coating failure, delamination or disrupt electrical resistance.

Every coating system must consider:

  • Surface resistance requirements

  • Mechanical means of cleaning

  • Substrate conditions

  • Resistance to chemicals, water, and abrasion

  • Volume of foot and vehicle traffic

  • Maintenance schedule

At Promain, we guide you through each layer — from first coat to second coat, and provide support on unopened containers, mixing curing agent tin with base container and following correct coating application methods.

 

ESD Flooring for Server Rooms, Clean Rooms & Industrial Anti Static Protection

Facilities like server rooms, data centres, clean rooms, and electronics plants face constant risk from static build up. Electrostatic discharge can damage integrated circuits, erase data, or stop production lines without warning.

In these areas, esd floors help dissipate static electricity and reduce electrical charges on contact. For higher-risk zones with volatile chemicals, static conductive flooring — with tighter control on surface resistance — may be required to prevent explosion or fire.

Whether you're working with computer rooms, mild steel surfaces, or need protection against static electricity near volatile substances, Promain provides esd flooring that keeps operations safe and equipment protected. Our coatings resist damage from regular use, spills, and movement of sensitive items.

 

Ready to Upgrade Your Flooring? Contact Promain for Anti Static ESD Systems

If you're planning to install or replace your anti static flooring, Promain can supply fully tested esd flooring solutions for both commercial and industrial use.

Choose from industry-leading products including:

Whether you need a full coating system with ground continuity, or just anti static floor paint to control static electricity in smaller areas, our team can help you specify and install the right solution.

Contact Promain today for expert advice, product support, or to discuss your esd protection requirements.

 

FAQs – ESD Flooring, Anti Static Floor Paint & Static Protection

Q: What is an electro conductive anti static floor system?
A: It’s a flooring system built to safely discharge static electricity through conductive or static dissipative coatings. These are used to protect electrostatic sensitive devices and prevent esd events in workplaces.

 

Q: What’s the difference between anti static floor paint and ESD flooring?
A: Anti static floor paint provides general control of static build up, ideal for personnel safety. Esd flooring is designed for stricter electrical resistance standards and includes grounding features to protect active electronic components.

 

Q: Can I use anti static paint for floors in server rooms?
A: Yes, as long as the anti static floor paint system is properly installed, has correct coating application, and meets surface resistance levels suitable for static sensitive devices.

 

Q: What industries use electrostatic discharge or esd flooring solutions?
A: Typical sectors include:

  • Electronics assembly

  • Server rooms and data centres

  • Aerospace and automotive production

  • Pharmaceutical and chemical processing

  • Clean rooms and medical labs

 

Q: How do I choose the best electro conductive anti static esd floor system?
A: Check for:

  • Load type (foot, trolley, forklift)

  • Chemical resistance

  • Surface condition (cracks, dust, moisture)

  • Compliance with esd protection and electrical resistance targets

  • Need for coating system or single-coat application

 

Get in touch with Promain for help matching the right system to your facility and industry.