Built for Permanent Static Control

ESD flooring is purpose-built for facilities where uncontrolled electrical charge is not an option, including electronics and semiconductor manufacturing, data centers, aerospace assembly, munitions handling and controlled cleanrooms.

Each system combines a 100% solids epoxy primer, ESD body coat and ESD topcoat, all utilizing advanced carbon nanotube technology to create a continuous conductive network. Primer options can be selected based on substrate conditions, while topcoats range from standard solutions to high-traffic, chemical-resistant ESD urethane with variable traction additive.

The result is durable, verified static control engineered to perform across applications ranging from light-duty shops and warehouses to demanding industrial, healthcare and technology environments.

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The Resinwerks Partnership Behind Every System

We work directly with facility managers and EHS teams to engineer ESD systems that hold their conductivity under years of heavy traffic, not just on day one.

Most of our systems are completely VOC-free and can be installed and returned to service in as little as a single day, whether by one of our trusted contractor partners or your capable maintenance team.

We stay involved every step of the way, from grounding grid layout through final resistance testing, to deliver a high-quality, code-compliant finish.

ESD Flooring Systems by Resinwerks

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EPX-ESD

A seamless electrostatic dissipative (ESD) flooring system engineered to control and safely dissipate static electricity in electronics manufacturing facilities, data centers, clean rooms, laboratories, healthcare environments, and other static-sensitive applications. The system incorporates a 100% solids epoxy primer, ESD body coat, and ESD topcoat to deliver permanent electrostatic control while providing exceptional durability, chemical resistance, and long-term performance.

Your Guide to Static Control That Lasts

See where Resinwerks ESD flooring performs best, the benefits it delivers and how each layer works together to protect sensitive equipment and support safety in critical environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ESD stand for in flooring?

ESD stands for electrostatic dissipative. An ESD floor is engineered to safely ground and dissipate static electricity rather than let it build up and discharge uncontrolled.

What's the difference between ESD and antistatic flooring?

Antistatic flooring reduces the static a person generates by walking across it, while ESD flooring actively grounds and dissipates static charge through a conductive network built into the floor itself.

Antistatic flooring suits general commercial spaces; ESD systems are built for environments where even a small static discharge can damage equipment or ignite volatile materials — electronics manufacturing, cleanrooms, data centers and munitions handling among them.

Do I need ESD flooring or standard antistatic flooring?

That depends on what the space protects. If the facility handles sensitive electronics, volatile materials or equipment that static discharge could damage, an ESD system is the right specification. Our team works directly with facility managers and EHS teams to confirm the right system for the application.

How long does an EPX-ESD system take to install?

Most Resinwerks ESD systems can be installed and returned to service in as little as a single day, using our trusted contractor partners or a capable in-house maintenance team.

Who installs EPX-ESD systems?

EPX-ESD can be installed by one of our trusted contractor partners or your own maintenance team, with Resinwerks support from grounding grid layout through final resistance testing.

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