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September, 2020


ESD-Safe Sustainable Flooring from StaticStop


AVON, MA — StaticStop, a division of SelecTech, is now offering a broad selection of ESD-safe flooring prod- ucts, including the FreeStyle ESD Plus and Designer series and SelecTile ESD. SelecTile ESD is now available in a new gray color. FreeStyle ESD and SelecTile ESD were recently tested by a com-


tion. There is no need for messy, toxic adhesives. With FreeStyle ESD, downtime is significantly reduced, allowing production lines to continue to operate while the ESD flooring is being installed. Made with a minimum of 20


percent recycled materials, FreeStyle ESD is 100 percent recyclable.


Prevent connection failures in thick PCB substrates with plasma treatment


New VIA™ Series 2.5


cleans deep, narrow vias where other processes can’t go


Contact us now to learn more +1-925-827-1240 info@nordsonmarch.com


nordsonmarch.com ESD flooring tiles. VIA™ Series 2.5 Plasma System


pany that also tests products for NASA. Both products passed with excellent results. SelecTech’s flooring is designed


to provide the most stringent ESD protection, even for sensitive envi- ronments, such as those of high-reli- ability device manufacturers. FreeStyle ESD tiles have a


patented glue-less zipper-like inter- locking system that enables the floor- ing to be installed over existing floor- ing with minimal subfloor prepara-


FreeStyle ESD has lifetime guaran- teed electrical properties, meets CA 1350 indoor air quality specifications and is MAS Certified Green. The FreeStyle ESD, SelecTile ESD, and all glue-down GroundFloor ESD tiles


meet all ANSI 20.20 standards. Contact: SelecTech, Inc., 33


Wales Avenue, Avon, MA 02322 % 508-583-3200


E-mail: jberk@selectech.com Web: www.selectech.com


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