This item is made and stocked in Canton, MA

Estimated Shipping Weight: 42 Pounds

"The most important functional consideration for worksurfaces is the RTG resistance from the top of the surface to the groundable point." ANSI/ESD S20.20 Table 1 recommends a requirement of less than 1 x 10E9 ohms. "If Charged Device Model damage is a concern then setting a lower resistance limit should be considered. Typically, 1 x 10E6 ohms." "Durability factors that should be considered are hardness, abrasion resistance, tear resistance, etc. Worksurfaces may require special heat resistant materials. Light reflection may be an important ergonomic consideration." (Ref: TR 20.20 section 5.3.1).

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Sanitizing Statfree® Rubber ESD Matting
Statfree® Rubber ESD Mats can be periodically sanitized using products such as Purell Hand Sanitizers.  The Center of Disease Control is recommending products with greater than 60% Ethyl Alcohol for sanitizing.  Common sanitizing products like Purell are 62% Ethyl Alcohol. 

These products should not affect the electrical properties of our Statfree® rubber matting products so long as there is not prolonged exposure, meaning saturating or leaving liquid on the surface for a period of greater than 1 hour.  Sanitizing can be achieved by periodically wiping the mat with the sanitizing product, however, there may be some discoloration or staining. 

Sanitizing is NOT a replacement for regular mat cleaning.  Reztore®  Antistatic Surface and Mat Cleaner should continue to be used as part of a regular maintenance program to maintain proper electrical function of Statfree® worksurfaces.