Corporate Headquarters:
Staticworx®, Inc.
124 Watertown Street
Watertown, MA 02472

Phone: 617-923-2000
Fax: 617-923-2009

US Mail Address:
PO Box 590069
Newton, MA 02459

Manufacturing and Warehouse:
Staticworx®, Inc.
Hwy 41
Calhoun, Georgia

West Coast Distribution Center:
Los Angeles, California

Articles Published in Other Magazines
written by Dave Long of Staticworx®

Applications requiring static control (ESD) flooring range from labs and emergency 911 call centers to clean-rooms and data centers. The effectiveness of conductive and static dissipative tile will vary greatly depending on the application. Understanding the electrical specifications of ESD floors by themselves is not enough; the application must be properly matched with the specific type of floor covering.

In Controlled Environments Magazine, the leading contamination control resource for life sciences and microelectronics, we provide extensive advice about installing ESD flooring in operational cleanrooms. Issues ranging from out-gassing to the use of environmentally friendly adhesives are discussed. In Emergency Number Professional we cite an actual case study involving interrupted emergency 911 conversations due to static discharges in the call center. In Compliance Engineering, the hidden costs of ESD flooring ownership like maintenance and repair of ESD floors are investigated.

Our latest article from the March 2008 issue of The Data Center Journal, debunks myths advocating ineffective flooring options like antistatic laminate (HPL) and static dissipative SDT tile in server rooms, telecom areas and data centers.


Articles Published in Other Leading Industry Magazines by Staticworx® :-: Additional ESD Flooring Studies	Get It!
Options for Installing ESD Flooring in an Operational Cleanroom Removing old floor...MANY FACILITY PLANNERS, concerned about contamination or potential scheduling delays, once dismissed the thought of installing electrostatic discharge (ESD) safe tile in operational clean spaces.
Managing Static The Invisible Threat To Data Centers and Mission Critical Operations Why is static a greater threat today? Microcircuits inside electronic equipment perceive a static discharge as an overwhelming burst of energy. Older, more rugged components, though still prone to ESD failure, contained special microcircuit gate protectors, capable of diverting the random charge away from the heart of the device.	As published in the 5/04 issue of ENPM
Checklist for choosing static control flooring Are you preparing for a new or renovation project for a data center? A simple overlooked finish is your flooring and ensuring that the data center and its immediate area are static free. The following is a checklist when choosing static control flooring: More...
Curing Static Electricity Damage In a Communications Center A good-quality, high-performance conductive floor is the only fail-safe means of safely and effectively controlling static in a mission-critical environment or communications center.
Bye to static cling, hello ESD flooring The static cling or a shock after the simple slide of an office chair may be more serious than one may think.
A Static-Control Flooring Primer Since static electricity is the result of friction between two materials, walking across a floor is the major source of static buildup.
ESD Floors: Understanding the Hidden Costs Most ESD flooring selections are made by cost-driven general contactors or design and build landlords who have no stake in the long-term performance of the floor.

ESD Flooring Terms & Definitions

Here are several terms you might find when researching
esd flooring and static control floors.

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General Carpet Flooring Terms & Definitions

The following are terms and definitions relating to carpet manufacturing.

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Antistatic Carpet Terms
Abrasion Resistance to Axminster Back Coating to Bulking Cable Yarn to Cut Pile Dead Yarn to Dye Site End to Extrusion Face Weight to Fuzzing Gauge/Pitch to Grinning Hand to Hybrid Carpet Indoor Air Quality to ISO	J-Cut to Jute Knitting to Kuster Latex to Luster Matting to Multilevel Loop Pile Nap to Nylon—Type 6,6 Olefin Fiber to Ozone Fading Package Dyed to Producer-Colored Pigment No Terms Available- Q Random Sheared to Rows or Wires	Sawtooth Crimp to Synthetic Fiber Tensile Strength to Two-Ply Unitary to Urethane Velvet Carpet to Vinyl Warp to Woven Carpet Xenon Arc Lamp Yarn to Yarn Weight Zippering

Antistatic ESD Flooring Terms & Definitions

The following are terms and definitions specific to ESD Flooring.

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commercial flooring topics for static free environments.

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Articles Published in Other Magazines written by Dave Long of Staticworx®

A Static-Control Flooring Primer

ESD Floors: Understanding the Hidden Costs