Static Guard 50-30 ESD is a specialized, polyurethane anti-static paint designed for use as:
Static Guard 50-30 ESD anti-static paint is characterized by very good conductive properties—surface resistance of 0.09–0.15 × 106 Ω (95–150 kΩ).
It has been tested for use on antistatic and ESD floors in accordance with IEC 61340. It has high resistance to mechanical and chemical stresses. It forms a resin floor meeting the EN 13813 standard: SR-B1.5-AR1-IR4.
Static Guard 50-30 ESD anti-static renovation paint is ideal for use, among other places, in production areas of the electronics and printing industries, in the automotive industry, in laboratories, operating rooms, etc.
Static Guard 50-30 ESD anti-static renovation paint allows for a silky-matte finish with good washability on an antistatic floor, while maintaining its ESD function and supporting the stable dissipation of electrostatic charges from the usable surface.
Coverage: 0.06–0.18 kg/m2 per coat
More information about Static Guard 50-30 ESD anti-static renovation paint.
Static Guard 50-30 ESD is used as a topcoat for the Static Guard 30-52 AS system or for the renovation of existing ESD floors. The product is not intended for creating a new antistatic floor on a standard substrate as a standalone solution.
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Application
| System type: | System per m2: | Coating thickness: | Cost per m2: |
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| Static Guard 30-52 AS + 50-30 ESD System A complete antistatic and ESD system for creating a new conductive floor with an additional matt topcoat that increases the system’s compatibility with most types of ESD footwear.
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1-2 x 0.25 kg of HeavyBond 30-33 primer + 0.25 lm of NX1106 copper tape + 1-2 x 0.15 kg of Static Guard 30-11 AS conductive resin + 2 kg of Static Guard 30-52 AS antistatic flooring + 2 x 0.1 kg of Static Guard 50-30 ESD antistatic paint |
approx. 2 mm | check the cost |
| Static Guard 50-30 ESD Renovation System A system for renovating existing, functional antistatic and ESD floors using a matt, conductive topcoat compatible with most types of ESD footwear.
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2 x 0.1 kg of Static Guard 50-30 ESD antistatic paint | approx. 0.2 mm | check the cost |
The systems presented are general recommendations. Each project should be treated individually. In case of any doubts, please contact us so that we can select the appropriate system for the specific problem.
In one industrial facility, the user operated an antistatic floor installed over 10 years ago. Initially, the system fulfilled its purpose, but over the years its effectiveness decreased significantly.
Measurements showed that the resistance of the floor had increased to approx. 100 MΩ (10⁸ Ω), which meant that electrostatic charges were dissipated very slowly. Despite the presence of the old antistatic layer, the floor had in practice ceased to perform its protective function.
This type of phenomenon is typical for older systems:
Instead of costly removal of the entire floor, the top layer was sanded and then a single layer of Static Guard 50-30 ESD was applied as an active element of the antistatic system.
This treatment:
After application, measurements were taken again. The surface resistance obtained fell below 1 MΩ (<10⁶ Ω), which means:
Importantly, this effect was achieved thanks to the continuity of the conductive layer, not its thickness. A thin, homogeneous conductive coating works more effectively than a thick but degraded layer of the old system.
This case shows that:
The solution was assessed by the user as fully satisfactory in both technical and economic terms.
