Flooring Solutions
Static-Control (ESD) Resin Flooring in Dallas-Fort Worth
Static-Control (ESD) flooring protects sensitive electronics, aerospace components, and data-center equipment from electrostatic discharge. Legacy Industrial Coatings installs grounded, code-tested ESD resin systems across the DFW Metroplex.
About static-control (esd) systems
We install both static-dissipative and fully conductive resin systems, engineered to ANSI/ESD S20.20 targets. Every job includes a grounded copper strip network tied into building ground so the whole floor drains static reliably.
Systems are tested for resistance to ground and person-to-ground on install and can be re-tested at scheduled intervals. We match the sheen, color, and non-slip profile to your production environment.
Why specify it
- Meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 and MIL-STD-1686 targets
- Grounded copper network tied to building ground
- Static-dissipative or fully conductive options
- Chemical and abrasion resistant
- Custom colors and safety zoning
System build-ups
ESD Static-Dissipative Epoxy
Resistance range 1x10^6 to 1x10^9 ohms for standard electronics assembly.
ESD Conductive Epoxy
Resistance range 2.5x10^4 to 1x10^6 ohms for high-sensitivity and munitions work.
ESD Urethane Topcoat
Chemical- and UV-stable ESD topcoat over epoxy base for tough environments.
Grounding Grid Install
Copper strip grid bonded through the resin and tied to building ground.
Where we install it
Static-Control (ESD) FAQ
Does your ESD floor meet ANSI/ESD S20.20?
Yes. We install and test systems that meet ANSI/ESD S20.20 targets for resistance to ground and person-to-ground, and we provide install-day readings.
What's the difference between static-dissipative and conductive?
Static-dissipative floors drain charge slowly (10^6 to 10^9 ohms) — right for most electronics. Conductive floors drain fast (below 10^6 ohms) — required for munitions and highly sensitive assembly.
Can you install ESD flooring in a live facility?
Yes. We stage the work in zones, install grounded copper on schedule, and use fast-cure resin where a short shutdown window is required.
Talk through your specification
Send drawings or a scope and we'll return a system recommendation and budget number.