STATIC CONTROL FLOORING

The ESD Super Bowl

Very few flooring companies would refer to the EOS/ESD Symposium as the Super Bowl besides SelecTech. There’s good reason for that. Very few, actually less, have our level of ESD expertise.


Why it matters

When you’re looking for ESD flooring—or are unsure if you need it—you want expert advice, right? It may be blowing our own horn, but being a featured at the EOS/ESD Symposium for a talk on ESD flooring in healthcare is about as expert as you can get.


That’s what this Super Bowl's Tom, SelecTech’s Tom Ricciardelli, will be doing at the 46th Annual EOS/ESD Symposium, September 14-19 in Reno, Nevada. His Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Control in Healthcare presentation on Monday, September 16 will summarize the ESDA flooring committee's guidelines for static control in a healthcare setting.


Going deeper

If you happen to be attending the Symposium, please visit Booth 202.


If you’re considering ESD flooring or an upgrade of your existing ESD flooring, please call 508-583-3200.

What creates more static electricity?


A.     Walking across a carpeted floor on a cold, dry day

B.     Pulling sheets off a bed

C.    Opening a catheter package 

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Automotive and transportation

The use of electronics in the automotive industry is expanding at a tremendous rate as new systems are being added annually. These systems have to function properly to meet comfort and safety requirements, all while working in a mobile environment that is subjected to more stress than a typical electronic device. Failures in devices can have far-reaching impacts. Having a reliable ESD Protected Area (EPA) is critical and often required by the end-users of the products being made.


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ANSWER: B, pulling sheets off a bed can generate 60,000 volts of static electricity.

 
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