ESD & Conductive Epoxy Flooring — Customized Systems
PumaCRETE® delivers high-performance ESD epoxy flooring, anti-static epoxy flooring, and conductive epoxy flooring systems engineered for industrial environments where static control, durability, and long-term performance are critical. Our systems are installed in electronics manufacturing, cleanrooms, AGV and robot corridors, data centers, aerospace facilities, and munitions and flammable environments where reliable static control is required.
Unlike standard coatings, PumaCRETE systems are engineered around real-world conditions — including resistance targets, traffic loads, cleaning protocols, and substrate conditions. Instead of a one-size-fits-all system, we customize our anti-static flooring materials to the customer's specific application. PumaCRETE® ESD and conductive surfaces consistently meet customer operational needs, while exceeding expectations.
thin film to 1/4" mortar
and conductive available
AGV/robot, aerospace & more
military & government customers
Industry sectors for ESD flooring:
What Is ESD Flooring — And Why It Matters
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a serious operational and safety risk across a wide range of industries. A person walking across an ordinary floor can generate thousands of volts of static charge. When that charge discharges through sensitive electronics, it causes immediate failure or latent damage. When it discharges in a flammable or energetics environment, it can cause ignition. When it accumulates on AGV and robot systems, it damages sensitive vehicle electronics.
ESD and conductive flooring systems provide a continuous, engineered path to ground — safely dissipating static charge as it is generated, before it reaches dangerous levels. The floor is the foundation of any static control program: if the floor fails to drain charge, every other control in the facility is compromised.
▶ What ESD Flooring Protects
- Sensitive electronic components and assemblies
- Servers, network equipment, and IT infrastructure
- Electro-explosive devices (EEDs) and munitions
- Flammable materials and energetics
- AGV and robot electronic systems
- Personnel in high-risk static environments
▶ How ESD Flooring Works
ESD and conductive flooring systems contain carbon or conductive materials distributed throughout the resin matrix — creating a continuous low-resistance path from the floor surface to a copper grounding network connected to the building's earth ground. As personnel walk or equipment moves across the floor, static charge is continuously and safely drained.
▶ The PumaCRETE Approach
PumaCRETE® manufactures a complete line of ESD and conductive flooring systems — from thin-film roll-on coatings to 1/4-inch heavy-duty mortar resurfacers. Every system is customized to the customer's specific application, substrate condition, resistance requirement, traffic load, and budget. Nationwide certified installer network with on-site training available.
ESD Floor Types — Choosing the Right System
PumaCRETE ESD and conductive flooring systems are available in two primary resistance classifications. The correct classification is determined by your facility's operational requirements and risk profile.
| Floor Type | Resistance Range | Discharge Speed | Primary Applications | Key Standards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Static Dissipative (-d) | 10⁵ – 10⁹ Ω | Controlled / gradual | Electronics manufacturing, PCB assembly, data centers, cleanrooms, AGV/robot areas | ANSI/ESD S20.20, DIN EN 61340-5-1 |
| Conductive (-c) | <300k Ω (PumaCRETE) | Fastest — rapid dissipation | Munitions, AA&E areas, EED environments, flammables, aerospace propellants | DoD 4145.26-M, NFPA 99 |
| Anti-Static (passive) | No defined path to ground | Passive reduction only | General static reduction — not suitable where a measured resistance standard is required | No compliance standard |
Static Dissipative Flooring — Controlled Discharge
Resistance range: 1 × 10⁵ to 1 × 10⁹ ohms. Specified where controlled, gradual charge dissipation protects sensitive electronic components from damage while maintaining a defined, measurable path to ground. The standard for electronics manufacturing, data centers, cleanrooms, and AGV/robot corridors.
Conductive Flooring — Fastest Charge Transfer
Resistance below 1 × 10⁶ ohms. PumaCRETE: below 300,000 ohms. Specified where static risk is highest — munitions, energetics, flammables, and aerospace propellant handling. Meets DoD 4145.26-M combined floor + footwear + body resistance requirement of below 1.0 million ohms with a built-in factor of safety.
Not sure which classification you need? PumaCRETE's technical team can evaluate your facility's requirements and risk profile and recommend the correct system. Contact us for a no-obligation consultation.
Where PumaCRETE ESD & Conductive Flooring Is Installed
PumaCRETE® high-performance static control ESD flooring and coatings are utilized for manufacturing and warehouses nationwide. Our flooring protects electronic components, explosives and energetics, and network data centers from damage caused by static discharge.
Electronics Manufacturing
PCB assembly, semiconductor fabrication, microelectronics testing, computer assembly, wave solder, BGA rework, ESDS device handling, and surface mount areas. Static dissipative (-d) systems typical. ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliant.
Munitions & AA&E Areas
Arms, ammunition, and explosives areas under DoD 4145.26-M. Cartridges, missiles, grenades, SRMs, energetics requiring specialized handling, storage, and accountability. Conductive (-c) systems below 300k ohms. DoD 4145.26-M and NFPA 99 compliant.
Data Centers & Server Rooms
Server halls, NOC facilities, network switching rooms, UPS areas, and telecom facilities where ESD protection of IT infrastructure is required. Static dissipative (-d) systems. 200 and 300 Series — new construction or renovation.
AGV & Robot Corridors
Automated guided vehicle and robot areas in warehouses and manufacturing plants. Requires flat, hard, anti-static, matte/semi-gloss finish with COF >0.6. DIN EN 61340-5-1 compliant. Dissipative and conductive versions. 301-AGV PumaESD system.
Aerospace & Defense
Aircraft hangars, MRO facilities, spacecraft assembly, avionics manufacturing, aerospace clean rooms, and defense facilities where both ESD protection and chemical resistance are required.
Electro-Explosive Devices (EED)
EED assembly, testing, storage, and handling areas. Squibs, initiators, detonators, rocket igniters, separation systems. Defense-grade conductive flooring 75k–300k ohms. DoD 4145.26-M compliant.
Cleanrooms
Controlled contamination environments for pharmaceutical, biotech, semiconductor, and precision manufacturing where both static control and cleanability are required. ESD dissipative systems with seamless, non-porous surface.
Flammable Material Handling
Fuel handling, solvent storage, chemical processing, and volatile material areas where NFPA 99 requires conductive flooring to eliminate incendiary static discharge. Conductive (-c) systems below 300k ohms.
ESD Epoxy Flooring System Types
Thin Film Conductive Coatings
100 and 200 series
Best for light-duty to medium duty environments and controlled spaces.
FEATURES
- Meet ESD S20.20, DoD4145.26m, NFPA99 requirements.
- Smooth finish (or light texture)
- High abrasion resistance for heavy foot traffic, carts and wheeled loads.
- Easy to clean
- Chemical resistant
Heavy-Duty Conductive Mortar Systems 1/16 to 1/4 inch
300 and 400 series
Used in the most demanding environments.
FEATURES
- Restores damaged concrete
- Impact resistance
- High compressive strength
- Extended lifecycle performance
- Meets ESD S20.20, DoD4145.26m, NFPA99 requirements.
- Chemical resistant
Best for medium to heavy duty environments.
- Smooth finish (or light texture)
- High abrasion resistance for heavy traffic including forklifts, rubber and plastic wheels.
- Easy to clean
The PumaESD Product Line — 100 to 400 Series
PumaCRETE® has a complete line of ESD and conductive flooring systems from the 100 to 400 Series, called PumaESD. The products include thin-film coating systems, high-build coating systems, and heavy-duty mortar toppings. All systems feature a four-component, chemical-resistant, aliphatic polyester ESD urethane top coat and are customized for the specific needs of each customer.
200 Series PumaESD — Thin Film Anti-Static Coating Systems (12–20 mils)
For new concrete or concrete in good condition — light to medium duty, foot traffic and equipment carts- Available in static dissipative (-d, 10⁵–10⁹ Ω) and conductive (-c, <300k Ω) versions
- 3-coat system: 200-d/c PumaESD — 12–20 mils
- 4-coat high-build: 201-d/c PumaESD — 43 mils (increased hiding power)
- Smooth finish (satin to gloss) | Chemical resistant | Easy to clean
- Applied with flat or serrated squeegee and paint rollers
300 Series PumaESD — Heavy-Duty Anti-Static Resurfacer (1/8″ to 3/16″)
For the most demanding environments and renovation projects — restores damaged concrete with full ESD performance- Available in static dissipative (-d) and conductive (-c) versions
- System thickness: 1/8 inch to 3/16 inch
- 301-d/c PumaESD — standard heavy-duty resurfacer
- Restores damaged, spalled, or deteriorated concrete
- High impact resistance, compressive strength, and abrasion resistance
- Applied with serrated (v-notch) squeegee and optional cam or pin rake
301-AGV PumaESD — Heavy-Duty Anti-Static Resurfacer for AGV & Robot Areas (1/8″ to 1/4″)
Engineered specifically for AGV and robot corridors — semi-gloss finish, COF >0.6, DIN EN 61340-5-1 compliant- Available in static dissipative (-d, 10⁵–10⁹ Ω) and conductive (-c, 25k–1M Ω) versions
- System thickness: 1/8 to 1/4 inch — can be applied to old, damaged concrete
- Semi-gloss finish — does not interfere with laser navigation or optical sensors
- COF >0.6 — proper traction for polyurethane AGV/robot wheels
- Hard composite — not soft like VCT, rubber, or sheet goods
- Compliant with DIN EN 61340-5-1
→ View the Complete PumaCRETE ESD & Conductive Flooring Portfolio | All Technical Data Sheets
PumaESD System Features & Advantages
All PumaCRETE PumaESD systems share a common set of engineered advantages — regardless of the Series or application.
Customized, Not Generic
Every system is configured to the customer's specific application, substrate condition, resistance target, traffic load, chemical environment, and budget. Not a commodity coating.
-d and -c in Every Series
Static dissipative (SD) and conductive (C) versions are available across the entire 100–400 Series product line. The resistance classification is selected based on facility requirements, not product availability.
All Traffic Conditions
Options are available for all traffic conditions — from light foot traffic and equipment carts through heavy forklift loads, AGV/robot wheel loads, and concentrated abrasion on repeated travel paths.
Increased Hiding Power
Thicker 300/400 Series systems provide enhanced hiding of concrete surface defects — holes, cracks, rough areas, and spalls — for renovation projects where the existing concrete requires restoration.
Chemical-Resistant Top Coat
Four-component, chemical-resistant, aliphatic polyester ESD urethane top coat — standard across all PumaESD systems. Resistant to solvents, cleaning agents, acids, and caustics used in industrial environments.
New Construction or Renovation
The right system for every substrate condition — 200 Series for new or like-new concrete, 300/400 Series for renovation with concrete restoration. No project is too old or too damaged for PumaCRETE.
Fast Turnaround Available
Fast-curing materials and very low-odor options available for occupied facilities where downtime is a critical constraint. Turnaround time can be minimized in many instances.
USDA/FDA Compliant
PumaCRETE flooring is USDA/FDA compliant, slip-resistant, and chemical-resistant — making it suitable for pharmaceutical and food-adjacent cleanroom environments requiring both ESD and sanitary performance.
Explore Detailed ESD & Conductive Flooring Pages by Industry
Each industry has specific floor requirements, compliance standards, and system considerations. Explore the detailed pages below for in-depth technical information on your specific application.
Conductive Epoxy Flooring
Rated <300k ohms. Meets DoD 4145.26-M and NFPA 99 for munitions, arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) environments, aerospace, and flammable material handling. Thin film to 1/4 inch systems.
Conductive Flooring Details → Anti-Static — Data CentersData Center Anti-Static Epoxy Floors
Anti-static epoxy flooring systems protecting servers, network equipment, and critical IT infrastructure from ESD. 200 and 300 Series for new construction and retrofit data centers. Copper tape grounding.
Data Center Flooring Details → ESD — AGV & RobotsAGV & Robot Flooring Systems
Flat, durable, ESD-compliant flooring for automated guided vehicle and robot areas. Hard composite system with semi-gloss finish, COF >0.6, joint filling, and DIN EN 61340-5-1 compliance.
AGV & Robot Flooring Details → Dissipative — ElectronicsESD Flooring for Electronics Manufacturing
Static dissipative epoxy flooring for PCB assembly, semiconductor fabrication, microelectronics testing, cleanrooms, and precision assembly. ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliant.
Electronics Flooring Details → Conductive — EEDEED Electro-Explosive Device Flooring
Conductive epoxy flooring for electro-explosive device handling, assembly, testing, and storage. Defense-grade 75k–300k ohm range. Protects against unintended EED initiation. DoD 4145.26-M compliant.
EED Flooring Details → Compliance GuideDoDM 4145.26-M Compliance Guide
Step-by-step guide to testing, grounding, inspection checklists, GFCI requirements, and documentation for conductive flooring compliance in arms, ammunition, and explosives environments.
DoDM 4145.26-M Compliance Details →Aerospace & Hangar Floor Coating Systems
Conductive and chemical-resistant floor coatings for aircraft hangars, MRO facilities, spacecraft assembly, avionics manufacturing, and aerospace cleanrooms requiring combined ESD and durability performance.
Aerospace Flooring Details → White Paper — Architects & EngineersEED & ESD Environments — Technical White Paper
January 2026 white paper by Robert Long, PumaCRETE Corp. Balancing conductivity, safety, and real-world performance. Resistance design targets, failure modes, and specification best practices for architects and engineers.
Read White Paper →EARTH GROUND (copper ground rod, bar, outlet.
Copper ground rods are often used in Military, Munitions, and manufacturing environments.
At the ground point on rod... remove oxidation from rod (for connection with a clamp). Run copper foil tape on the floor, per figure 2. Run the tape up the ground rod, and secure tape to ground rod using the copper foil tape.
Certify the Flooring meets:
Certify the Flooring meets:
ESD Flooring Standards & Compliance
PumaCRETE ESD and conductive flooring systems are tested and certified to the applicable standard for each facility type after installation. Compliance testing is performed using calibrated instruments, with data logged and written certification issued upon successful completion.
| Standard | Application | Resistance Requirement | PumaCRETE System |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANSI/ESD S20.20 | Electronics manufacturing, assembly, data centers | ≤ 1 × 10⁹ Ω (max); walking body voltage <100V | 200-d / 201-d / 301-d PumaESD |
| DoD 4145.26-M | Arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) areas | Combined floor + footwear + body ≤ 1,000,000 Ω; PumaCRETE: <300k Ω | 200-c / 201-c / 301-c PumaESD |
| NFPA 99 | Flammable material handling areas | Conductive flooring required — <1 × 10⁶ Ω | 200-c / 301-c PumaESD |
| DIN EN 61340-5-1 | AGV and robot ESD environments | 10⁵–10⁹ Ω (dissipative) or 25k–1M Ω (conductive) | 301-d AGV / 301-c AGV PumaESD |
| OSHA | General industry — shock and ignition protection | Minimum resistance requirements for personnel safety | All conductive systems — GFCI where required |
Post-Installation Testing Protocol
- Resistance-to-ground (RTG) testing at multiple locations
- Person + footwear + floor combined resistance testing
- Minimum 5 test points per 5,000 sq ft of floor area
- Calibrated megohmmeter required (500V DC for floor-to-ground)
- Data logged; written certification of compliance issued
- Annual testing required; 5-year record retention for DoD applications
Grounding Requirements
- Conductive copper tape or copper grounding strips installed at ground points
- Ground connections every ~1,500–2,000 sq ft depending on standard
- Bonded to building grounding electrode system
- Near-zero resistance from copper strip to building ground verified before install
- GFCI protection on all circuits where floor resistance is below minimum shock-protection threshold
INSTALLATION
With a nationwide network of installers, PumaCRETE® has provides a tradition of quality. Our factory-trained installation crews can provide turn-key installation and localized service. In many cases, we can train your personnel or local contractor, with on site training available.
TRAINING
PumaCRETE® can provide on site trainers, along with detailed installation instructions and videos, specialty tools, and surface prep guidelines for new installers or DIY installation. See our installation page for our application resources.
Installation & Training
With a nationwide network of installers, PumaCRETE® provides a tradition of quality. Our factory-trained installation crews can provide turn-key installation and localized service. In many cases, PumaCRETE can also train your personnel or a local contractor, with on-site training available.
Turn-Key Installation — Nationwide
PumaCRETE's certified installer network provides professional turn-key installation for ESD flooring projects of all sizes throughout the U.S. and North America. Fast turnaround available in many instances to minimize operational disruption.
- Factory-trained installation crews — nationwide coverage
- Complete service from surface preparation through ESD testing and certification
- Fast-curing, very low-odor options for occupied facilities
- Compliance documentation support for DoD, ANSI/ESD, NFPA, and other standards
Self-Installation Support
PumaCRETE can provide on-site trainers, along with detailed installation instructions and videos, specialty tools, and surface prep guidelines for new installers or DIY installation. See the installation resources page for application resources.
- Factory-certified on-site trainers at your facility
- Detailed written installation instructions for all systems
- Step-by-step instructional videos
- Specialty tool and supply kits
- Live technical phone support throughout the project
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Technical Data Sheets (TDS)
- 200-d/c PumaESD — 3-coat Anti-Static Coating (12–20 mils)
- 201-d/c PumaESD — 4-coat High-Build Coating (43 mils)
- 301-d/c PumaESD — Heavy-Duty Resurfacer (1/8 to 3/16 inch)
- 301-d AGV PumaESD — Resurfacer for AGV & Robot Areas
- 301-c AGV PumaESD — Conductive Resurfacer for AGV & Robot Areas
- All Technical Data Sheets →
Standards, Specs & Compliance
Frequently Asked Questions — ESD & Conductive Epoxy Flooring
What is the difference between ESD dissipative and conductive epoxy flooring?
ESD dissipative floors have a resistance range of 10⁶ to 10⁹ ohms and provide controlled, gradual charge dissipation for electronics protection. Conductive floors have lower resistance (PumaCRETE: below 300,000 ohms) and provide faster charge transfer for higher-risk environments such as munitions, flammables, and EED areas. The choice depends on your facility's operational requirements and risk profile.
What industries use PumaCRETE ESD and conductive flooring?
PumaCRETE ESD and conductive flooring systems are installed in electronics manufacturing, semiconductor fabrication, cleanrooms, data centers, server rooms, aerospace MRO facilities, munitions and AA&E areas, AGV and robot corridors, defense and government facilities, and pharmaceutical and chemical processing environments requiring static control.
What ESD flooring standards does PumaCRETE meet?
PumaCRETE ESD and conductive flooring systems meet ANSI/ESD S20.20 for electronics manufacturing, DoD 4145.26-M for arms, ammunition, and explosives environments, NFPA 99 for flammable material handling, DIN EN 61340-5-1 for AGV and robot areas, and OSHA requirements. Systems are tested and certified to the applicable standard after installation.
Can ESD flooring be installed over damaged or old concrete?
Yes. PumaCRETE 300 Series PumaESD heavy-duty resurfacer systems can be applied to old, damaged concrete as well as new surfaces — restoring the substrate while providing full ESD or conductive performance. Available at 1/8 to 1/4 inch thickness, these systems hide most concrete surface defects and substantially level the surface for renovation projects.
What is the PumaESD product line?
PumaESD is PumaCRETE's complete line of ESD and conductive flooring systems spanning the 100 to 400 Series. Products include thin-film coating systems (200 Series, 12–20 mils), high-build coating systems (201 Series, 43 mils), and heavy-duty resurfacer/mortar toppings (300 Series, 1/8 to 1/4 inch). Each system is available in static dissipative (-d) or conductive (-c) versions with a four-component chemical-resistant aliphatic polyester ESD urethane top coat.
Does PumaCRETE offer installation for ESD flooring?
Yes. PumaCRETE provides turn-key installation through a nationwide network of certified applicators throughout the U.S. and North America. For in-house or DIY installation, PumaCRETE offers factory on-site trainers, detailed installation guides, instructional videos, specialty tool kits, and live technical phone support throughout the project.
Speak With an ESD Flooring Specialist
Contact PumaCRETE for expert guidance on selecting the right ESD or conductive epoxy flooring system for your facility — resistance specification, compliance requirements, substrate condition, installation timeline, and budget. Every system is customized to your specific application.
PumaCRETE Corp.68 Harrison Avenue, Ste 605 #77920, Boston, MA 02111
857-226-8247 | info@PumaCRETE.net | www.PumaCRETE.net
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