Static-dissipative panel rooms for electronic assembly.
Static-dissipative insulated panels and floors for labs and electronics facilities, where static has to be carried to ground before it reaches the parts being built.
Installed by our crews, or supplied material-only to the contractor on the job.
Static has to go to ground.
Components for military, aerospace and precision-instrument work can be damaged by static that has nowhere to go. In a room built for that work, the walls and the floor are part of the path to ground.
We have done static-dissipative floor and panel work for labs and for facilities that build sensitive electronics, including NEMA 7 control panel work.
Static-dissipative insulated panels are made in the United States. They are rarely specified correctly. The grounding has to be worked out with the room, the floor and the process, not added afterward.
Start from the process.
What is being built, what it is sensitive to, and how the room will be grounded. The panel, the floor and the doors follow from that. Room size and ceiling height get us to a first conversation.
Questions buyers ask
Can insulated wall panels be static-dissipative?
Yes. Static-dissipative insulated panels are made domestically, but they are rarely specified correctly. The panel is chosen with the floor and the grounding path for the room.
Do you do static-dissipative floors as well as walls?
Yes. Our static-dissipative work covers floors and panels, for labs and for facilities building sensitive electronics.
Why does static need to be grounded in an electronics room?
Ungrounded static can damage sensitive components, the kind built for military, aerospace and precision-instrument work. The room's surfaces carry it to ground.
Do you build rooms for electronic assembly?
Yes. Insulated panel rooms where temperature and static behavior matter to what is being assembled, installed by our crews or supplied material-only.
What do you need to know to price an electronic assembly room?
The process, what it is sensitive to, the room size and ceiling height, and the doors it needs. Drawings help but are not required to start.
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Describe the process and the room.
What is being built, what it is sensitive to, and the room size.
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