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vebrostatic ESD SL (Conductive)
vebrostatic ESD SL (Conductive) is a pigmented, solvent-free, self-smoothing, epoxy flooring system, designed to immediately dissipate electrostatic discharge in highly sensitive areas.
vebrostatic ESD SL (Conductive) is used in areas subject to fire and explosion risk, including flammable solvent stores.
Benefits
- Meets EN 1081, EN 61340-5-1; 5×10⁴ – 1×10⁹ Ω
- Prevents fire and explosion risk from electrostatic charge
- Excellent resistance to fuels, lubricants, solvents and other chemicals
- Easy to clean, non-tainting and non-dusting finish
Applications
- Highly Sensitive Dry Processing Industrial Areas
- Flammable Solvent Stores
- Chemical Plants
- Hospitals & Operating Theatres
- Laboratories & Clean Rooms
Please note, the applied colours may differ from the examples shown. To obtain colour cards and samples, please contact our Technical Services team. Special colours will incur a surcharge.
Primer
vebro EP Primer
0.20 – 0.30 kg/m²
Copper Tape
Self-adhesive copper tape
Conductive Primer
vebro EP ESD Primer
0.08 – 0.12 kg/m²
Coating
vebro EP ESD SL (Conductive)
1.20 kg/m² at 1.0 mm
2.50 kg/m² at 2.0 mm
Seal Coat (Optional)
vebro PU ESD Seal (Matt)
0.13 kg/m²
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