October 2, 2009 -
Available in 1- or 2-part systems, STATICPAINT® protects against any static build-up on personnel handling parts and assembling PC boards. Conductive, acrylic, water-based paint also helps eliminate dust clinging to walls and has no hot spots. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use, product withstands wear and tear in high traffic areas, and is UV protective to resist fading from halogen, fluorescent, and tungsten light.
Northvale, NJ - Antistatic Industries offers a conductive, acrylic, water-based, floor and wall paint called STATICPAINT®. Available in one or two part systems, STATICPAINT® protects against any static build up on personnel, handling parts and assembling of PC boards. STATICPAINT® helps eliminate dust clinging to walls which can fall on assembled parts. It also has no hot spots.
In addition, STATICPAINT® stands up to wear and tear in high traffic areas and can be used indoors and outdoors. UV protective to resist fading from halogen, fluorescent and tungsten light. No primer is needed.
STATICPAINT® is environmentally safe and meets California VOC's standards. Many colors are available and the product carries a full two year warranty. Can be brushed, sprayed or roller coated.
For complete details on STATICPAINT® and related static products, visit the website at www.antistaticindustries.com . To subscribe to and receive tips and techniques on how to prevent static via electronic newsletter, email info@antistaticindustries.com
Antistatic Industries, a division of ADM Tronics, Inc.
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