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ESD flooring provides a controlled pathway for static electricity to reach ground safely. Conductive fibers or filaments in the material collect static charge from people and equipment as they move across the surface, preventing electrostatic discharge events that can damage sensitive electronics.

Yes. ESD flooring needs to be cleaned with manufacturer-approved products to preserve its conductive properties — waxes or polishes that aren't ESD-rated can compromise static dissipation over time.

Timelines depend on floor area, system type, and curing requirements, but most projects are scheduled in zones to minimize disruption to ongoing operations. A site assessment is the first step to providing an accurate timeline for your facility.

Cleanroom flooring is essential for pharmaceutical manufacturing, electronics assembly, semiconductor fabrication, and any facility required to meet strict particle-control or hygiene compliance standards.

In many cases yes, depending on the extent of damage and the condition of the substrate. Surface preparation — grinding, repairing cracks, and moisture testing — determines whether an existing floor is a suitable base or needs to be addressed first.

Warranty terms are provided in writing following the final quality inspection and vary based on the specific system installed — this is confirmed during the site visit and quotation stage.

This is almost always a surface-preparation or moisture issue from the original installation, not a material defect. Inadequate grinding, moisture in the substrate, or incorrect mixing ratios during application are the most common causes.

Chemcoats primarily serves Chennai and the broader South India region, with 100+ completed projects across the area. Contact us to confirm coverage for your specific location.