UNITED ESD's

ESD Floor Care System

Outstanding conductivity, Brilliant shine, Superb scuff resistance

 

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Why wax an esd floor?  It's obvious. Your floor works hard for it's living.  It's the first thing your customers notice when they come to your facility BUT scuff marks, dirt and a dull dingy floor cast doubts on that high tech appearance. The United ESD Floor Maintenance System: Developed and refined via years of real world experience to provide ultimate longevity, conductivity, cost effective application and ease of use. Our four step system is THE most conductive, long lasting ESD floor maintenance solution on the market PERIOD.

 

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STEP ONE: Remove that old wax and ground in dirt!

ElectraStrip ESD Floor Stripping Liquid

ElectraStrip rapidly dissolves multiple layers of ESD floor finish, allowing in some applications for removal without the use of floor machines or stripping pads. Formulated completely from top quality water miscible solvents, ElectraStrip contains less than 1% solids at concentration, so it leaves no alkaline residue to adversely effect subsequent finish applications. Routine stripping of three to five layers of ESD finish may be accomplished with nothing more than a mop and wet vacuum. ElectraStrip is designed for the removal of heavy build-ups of today's UHS, urethane fortified and metal cross linked ESD floor finishes. Years of buildup can be quickly and easily removed by light agitation with a scrubbing machine and standard stripping pad. ElectraStrip will even dissolve the almost impossible to remove straight acrylic sealers. Formulated for floor care professionals whose time is at a premium. Biodegradable??? YES

Application: Use rubber gloves and eye goggles for protection during mixing and use. Dilute 1 gallon of stripper with 8 gallons of cool water.  Mop a liberal amount of diluted stripping solution onto the floor (one gallon usually covers about 250 square feet) allow to soak for approximately 10 minutes.  Remove the dissolved finish and solution with a wet vacuum and double rinse the area with clean cool water. Make sure no residue remains! For more aggressive removal apply to area using mop and machine scrub using a synthetic stripping pad or a scrubbing brush. Do not allow the floor to become dry of the loosened soil and / or wax will be re-deposited onto the flooring surface. Wet vac the dirty stripping solution and double rinse the entire floor.  Make sure no residue remains!  Rinse water should be changed frequently.  Warning: Highly alkaline cleaner.  Do not take internally. Avoid breathing vapor and prolonged skin contact.  Do not splash in eyes. Observe and follow MSDS sheet precautions. See MSDS Sheet

STEP TWO: Glaze that Floor!

ElectraGlaze ESD Floor Finish

ElectraGlaze features a proprietary, aqueous co-polymer blend of 22 active ingredients (most other esd finishes a mere 17). Our exclusive formulation provides dramatically superior chemical, water and slip resistance with the best resistance to abrasions and scuff marks in the industry. ElectraGlaze's permanent conductive properties add minimal resistivity to esd conductive flooring and tend to actually improve the conductivity of static dissipative flooring.  With ElectraGlaze scuff marks are easy to remove (no more scouring you floor on your hands and knees with Scotch Brite;). Note: Avoid application during high humidity conditions.

Note: Before application of ElectraGlaze to an existing non esd VCT or any esd floor that may have been previously coated or is extremely dirty strip flooring (go back to step one;). In the case of any of our new, clean, ESD Control Vinyl flooring a light stripping operation is all that is required.

Application: ESD floor finish is not applied like standard floor finish, take the time to understand the difference. It will save you time in the long run.  Always use clean containers and non linting finish mops to apply ElectraGlaze. We suggest using a plastic bag to line a clean pail into which you pour the ElectraGlaze.  Soak the mop to remove any impurities and rinse thoroughly. Wring out the mop as dry as possible and dip the mop into the Glaze.  Wring out the mop so that it does not drip and apply a thin coat of Glaze to the entire floor. Don't allow the mop to become dried out as streaks in the floor will result. Allow the floor to dry thoroughly.  The drying time will vary depending on temperature and humidity generally taking between 2 to 4 hours.  After the first thin coat has dried for at least 2 hours reapply a second coat.  For ESD conductive and static dissipative flooring 2 coats are ideal and provide optimum reductions in conductivity.  For non esd floors 3 to 5 coats are recommended.

STEP THREE: Easy, routine maintenance

ElectraClean ESD Floor Cleaner

 

After application of ElectraGlaze routine maintenance (to be expected with any floor) is all that is required to maintain the luster and conductivity of the finish.  It's important to remove abrasives that can scratch and degrade the conductivity by dry mopping (usually on a daily basis).  On an occasional basis (most of our clients prefer to do this once a week) wet mop the floor with a diluted mixture of ElectraClean and water and allow to dry. ElectraClean works great with power scrubbing equipment OR in hand mop applications.  ElectraClean removes dirt and abrasives that dry mopping leaves behind and smells great too.  Most cleaners and detergents leave behind harmful insulative residues reducing the conductivity of the ESD floor finish.  Not SO with ElectraClean! AND, a little ElectraClean goes a long way.  Typical dilution is 8 to 16 ounces of ElectraClean mixed with a gallon of water. Note: Do not wash your ElectraGlaze ESD Floor finish for at least 48 hours after application and NEVER wash ElectraGlaze with plain water (always use ElectraClean diluted with water) for damp moping.

 

STEP FOUR: Mirror Like Shine

ElectraShine ESD Floor Spray Buff

ElectraShine puts the finishing touch on your esd flooring AND removes heel scuff marks!

Mix one part ElectraShine with 4 parts water.  Spray a small amount of mixed solution on a 3 to 4 foot section of the floor.  Buff dry using a spray-buff pad on your floor polishing machine.  Proceed to the next section and repeat the procedure.  Turn the pad when one side is soiled and wash the pad when necessary to avoid re-depositing soil on the floor. Some heel scuff marks may require further attention.  Spray a small amount of the spray buff directly onto the mark and allow to set for a short time to penetrate. Then, buff until dry to remove the mark. 

ElectraGlaze may be used without polishing or buffing for increased slip resistance, slightly sacrificing conductivity  and shine.  To increase shine and enhance conductivity, high speed polishing of the final coat is recommended.  If preferred buffing between coats can also be done to level the finish and further enhance gloss.  When buffing between coats, buffing should always be followed by a dust mopping of the entire floor using a clean dry dust mop.  For highest luster use of a high speed propane polisher is recommended however a high speed, electric floor polishing machine may be used.  For most purposes a champagne or white colored pad works well. 

Helpful Hints From our Clients:

  • ALWAYS use new mops, one for the ESD floor wax stripper (ElectraStrip), one for the esd floor cleaner (ElectraClean) and one for the application of the esd wax (ElectraGlaze). 

  • To keep those MSDS sheets on the containers consider Fed X!  Those free n handy plastic stick on document holders work GREAT! Just place them on the pails, insert MSDS sheets and you're good to go!

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