STJH TC05 static-dissipative epoxy topcoat sample showing a thin wearing film above its base at the cut edge on white

STJH-STATIC-DISSIPATIVE-EPOXY-FLOORING-TC05

Static-Dissipative Epoxy Flooring 0.5 mm Topcoat

A dissipative epoxy wearing coat applied above an electrically insulating epoxy build layer for controlled floor refurbishment.

15-20 mil dissipative topcoat
Conductive powder as a separate component
Compatible insulating epoxy base layer

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About This Product

TC05 is a three-component high-solids epoxy containing conductive powder. The topcoat is applied at approximately 0.38-0.51 mm, corresponding to 15-20 mils, above a compatible electrically insulating epoxy layer. This arrangement differs from a self-leveling conductive screed over conductive primer. It provides a thin exposed dissipative surface when the underlying floor can be retained within a compatible coating system.

Key Features

Retrofit-focused construction

The thin wearing coat can add the selected static-control surface without installing a multi-millimetre self-leveling body.

Deliberate undercoat role

The insulating epoxy layer is a specified part of the build, so the system should not be assembled by copying a conductive-primer design.

Uniform powder incorporation

Careful mixing distributes the functional powder throughout the topcoat, avoiding local areas with different material composition.

Technical Parameters

Resin Type	High-solids epoxy
Component Count	Three
Functional Additive	Conductive powder
Topcoat Thickness	0.38-0.51 mm
Mixed VOC	Below 100 g/L for the selected formulation
Required Undercoat	Compatible electrically insulating epoxy
Surface Finish	Smooth
Electrical Function	Static dissipative
Installation Role	Thin wearing topcoat
Customization	Available based on the intended application and operating environment.

Applications

Useful for static-control refurbishment in light manufacturing, pharmaceutical support and educational laboratory facilities. The existing floor needs sufficient integrity for overcoating. Adhesion, compatibility and the chosen electrical arrangement should be considered before retaining an older resin surface.

Solutions for Your Application

The existing epoxy floor is sound but lacks the required surface function.

Prepare the compatible retained system and add the specified dissipative topcoat construction.

A conductive primer is assumed necessary for every ESD floor.

Follow this model's insulating build-coat architecture rather than mixing components from another system.

Available Options

Choose colour and compatible base-coat preparation. Match floor-cleaning products to the finished dissipative surface and retain the specified topcoat thickness during any future refurbishment.

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