ACL Staticide 2001 General Purpose Staticide | 1-Gallon Bottle | Case of 4
ACL Staticide 2001 General Purpose Staticide | 1-Gallon Bottle | Case of 4
ACL Staticide 2001 is the 1-gallon format of General Purpose Staticide, a topical antistatic treatment formulated for non-porous surfaces. ACL lists this bottle format as four per case. Use it to help manage static on suitable work surfaces and materials in electronics handling, packaging, and printing. Check substrate compatibility and follow ACL's application and safety instructions.
Best Uses / Applications
- Electronics work areas: treat compatible non-porous work surfaces and component carriers where static is a concern.
- Packaging and converting: address static-related jamming or slipping of paper, plastics, and other materials.
- Printing and production: help manage static-related irregularities in printing, heat sealing, silk screening, and lamination.
- Larger treatment jobs: choose the 1-gallon format instead of the 1-quart trigger sprayer when the planned area calls for more product.
Test a small area first and verify treated surfaces against your facility's ESD requirements. Do not apply to energized equipment.
Key Features
- General-purpose antistatic formula for non-porous surfaces.
- ACL reports effectiveness below 15% relative humidity and static decay in less than 2 seconds under its stated conditions.
- ACL lists surface resistance between 10^9 and 10^10 ohms.
- ACL estimates approximately 2,000 sq ft of coverage per gallon; actual coverage depends on application and substrate.
- ACL states the formula exceeds MIL-B-81705 and NFPA-56A electrostatic decay criteria.
Specifications
| Manufacturer part number | ACL Staticide 2001 |
|---|---|
| Format | 1-gallon bottle; ACL lists four per case |
| Recommended substrate | Non-porous surfaces |
| Approximate coverage | 2,000 sq ft per gallon, per ACL |
| Listed surface resistance | 10^9–10^10 ohms |
| Listed static decay | Less than 2 seconds under ACL's conditions |
| Low-humidity performance | ACL reports effectiveness below 15% relative humidity |
Compare General Purpose Formats
Part 2001 is the 1-gallon bottle, listed by ACL as four per case. Part 2003 is the 1-quart trigger-spray bottle, listed as 12 per case. Choose the size and format that fit your treatment area; confirm the selected selling unit when ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces is ACL Staticide 2001 designed for?
ACL describes General Purpose Staticide as formulated for non-porous surfaces. Test compatibility before broad use.
How much area can a gallon cover?
ACL estimates approximately 2,000 sq ft per gallon. Actual coverage varies by surface and application.
Does it work in low humidity?
ACL reports effectiveness below 15% relative humidity.
What is the difference between 2001 and 2003?
They are formats of General Purpose Staticide: 2001 is a 1-gallon bottle; 2003 is a 1-quart trigger sprayer.
Does applying this product certify an ESD work area?
No. Check treated surfaces against your facility's ESD-control limits and follow ACL's instructions.
