ACL Staticide Heavy Duty Staticide | 520, 2005 & 2002
ACL Staticide Heavy Duty Staticide | 520, 2005 & 2002
ACL Staticide Heavy Duty Staticide is a topical antistatic treatment for carpets, upholstery, and fabrics. It helps reduce static buildup on treated textiles and can address static-related handling problems in printing, packaging, and converting. Choose the size and selling unit that fits your application.
Best Uses / Applications
- Carpets and upholstery: help manage static buildup on treated textile surfaces.
- Fabric handling: reduce static generated by contact and separation of fabrics.
- Printing, packaging, and converting: address static-related material jamming or slippage.
Follow ACL's application and safety guidance, test substrate compatibility, and verify treated materials against your facility's ESD requirements. Do not rely on a topical treatment alone as a safeguard against ignition hazards.
Available Formats and Specifications
| Variant SKU | Listed format |
|---|---|
| 520 | 4 oz bottle, case of 12 |
| 2005 | Quart bottle, case of 12 |
| 2002 | Gallon bottle, case of 4 |
| 2002-5 | 5-gallon pail |
| 2002-2 | 50-gallon drum |
These are the formats shown in this MTE listing. Select the correct variant and confirm its unit and quantity before ordering.
Heavy Duty vs. General Purpose
ACL describes Heavy Duty Staticide for carpets, upholstery, and fabrics. For compatible non-porous surfaces, choose the General Purpose Staticide formulation instead. Check the manufacturer's guidance for your specific substrate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which ACL Staticide part numbers are on this page?
The available variants list 520, 2005, 2002, 2002-5, and 2002-2. Select the format needed before ordering.
Is Heavy Duty Staticide intended for carpets?
Yes. ACL describes Heavy Duty Staticide as suitable for carpets, upholstery, and fabrics.
Can it help in packaging or converting?
ACL identifies static-related jamming and material slippage in printing, packaging, and converting as applications.
Is 2002 the same size as 2005?
No. The listed 2002 variant is a gallon bottle in a case of four; 2005 is a quart bottle in a case of twelve.
Should I test the treated material?
Yes. Test compatibility first and verify the treated material against your facility's ESD-control requirements.
