StaticStop ESD Flooring, based in Avon, MA, has been nationally recognized by environmental, recycling and ESD organizations for its innovative recycling technology and its ability to produce environmentally friendly, high-performance electrostatic discharge protection with their ESD flooring products. StaticStop is a division of SelecTech, Inc., founded in 1994 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chemical Engineer Tom Ricciardelli and former State Department of Environmental Protection attorney Michael King, as a manufacturer of plastic ESD flooring products made from post-consumer and post-industrial feedstocks. StaticStop is a leader in electrostatic discharge or anti static flooring, also referred to as grounding flooring.

StaticStop static dissipative flooring products include; Freestyle ESD™ ESD Flooring Tiles, SelecTile ESD™ Interlock Flooring, SelecTile ESD™ Mat Kits, Ground Floor™ Glue-Down Vinyl ESD Flooring Tiles, Spray-Lock ESD™ Flooring Adhesive, EpoxyStyle ESD™ Epoxy ESD Flooring, PolyStyle ESD™ Premium Polymer Epoxy ESD, OhmStyle ESD™ ESD Carpet Tiles, LowVolt Rubber ESD Flooring and ProtectOHM ESD™ Floor Cleaner.

What is ESD Flooring?

ESD flooring, or Electrostatic Discharge flooring, is a type of flooring system designed to prevent the buildup and discharge of static electricity. It does this by either dissipating static charges to the ground or neutralizing them, ensuring a safe environment for sensitive electronic equipment and static-sensitive processes.

ESD flooring is critical in industries where static electricity poses a risk to equipment, processes, or personnel.
Applications:

Electronics Manufacturing: Protecting components during assembly and handling.  
Healthcare: In operating rooms and labs with sensitive medical devices. Preventing static discharge around medical devices and patients.
Pharmaceuticals: To ensure safe handling of powders and chemicals.
Aerospace: For static-sensitive assembly and maintenance areas.
Data Centers: To safeguard servers and networking equipment.
Cleanrooms and Laboratories: Maintaining a static-free environment for sensitive processes.    
Automotive and Transportation: Protecting electronic components in vehicles during production.    
Military & Defense: Protecting sensitive explosives and electronics.