Laboratory ESD Flooring

Static discharge can damage sensitive components and, worse in a lab, invalidate a measurement you cannot repeat. A dissipative floor gives charge a controlled path to earth, so people and equipment stay at a similar potential and readings remain comparable. The floor is one part of that path: earthing, footwear and instrumentation complete it.

Yes. The PUR surface withstands the disinfectants and cleaning agents normally used in laboratories, and because the conductive network runs through the full thickness of the sheet rather than sitting on top, repeated cleaning does not wear the conductivity away. For aggressive agents, check the chemical compatibility table with our technical department before specifying.

Not for the floor to work, but yes for a complete EPA. IEC 61340-5-1 fixes the combination of person, shoe and floor below 3.5 × 10⁷ Ω, measured by the IEC 61340-4-5 method. In ordinary shoes the floor still limits charge build-up; it simply does not guarantee that people are grounded.