ACL Staticide 3030 Non-Flammable Anti-Static Concentrate
ACL Staticide 3030 Non-Flammable Anti-Static Concentrate
ACL Staticide 3030 Concentrate provides the same long-lasting static protection as Staticide 3000 Original Concentrate, but with a non-flammable formula and superior wetting properties, according to ACL. Free of chlorides, nitrates, and silicone, it is especially suited to shielding-bag manufacturing and processes where those contaminants are undesirable. The concentrated format offers flexibility in dilution while reducing freight, handling, and storage requirements for high-production facilities.
Select 3030Q for a 1-quart bottle, 3030G for a 1-gallon bottle, or 3030P for a 5-gallon pail. These are container sizes of the same 3030 concentrate, not different formulations.
Best Uses / Applications
- Shielding-bag manufacturing requiring chloride-, nitrate-, and silicone-free chemistry.
- Non-porous workbench and production-surface treatment to control static discharge.
- Textile spraying and plastic-film roll coating after appropriate dilution.
- High-production spraying applications.
- Reducing static-related dust attraction and helping protect sensitive electronic components and subassemblies during handling.
- Printing, heat sealing, silk screening, and lamination where static causes process irregularities.
Key Features
- Non-flammable concentrate with superior wetting properties compared with Staticide 3000, as described by ACL.
- No chlorides, nitrates, or silicones.
- Proven effective below 15% relative humidity.
- Manufacturer-reported static decay in less than two seconds.
- Application flexibility: wipe, spray, or roll-coat after dilution.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Manufacturer information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / product | ACL Staticide / 3030 Concentrate |
| Type | Dilutable topical antistatic concentrate |
| Flammability | Non-flammable, according to ACL |
| Excluded ingredients | Chlorides, nitrates, and silicone |
| Low-humidity performance | Proven effective below 15% relative humidity |
| Static decay | Less than two seconds |
| Surface resistance | ACL publishes 10e8–10e10 ohms; consult the technical datasheet for test conditions and application details. |
| Application methods | Wiping non-porous surfaces, spraying textiles, roll-coating plastic film, and production spraying |
| Dilution | Follow the current ACL technical datasheet for the intended process. |
Size and SKU Comparison
| SKU | Container | Selection consideration |
|---|---|---|
| 3030Q | 1-quart bottle | Smallest selectable container for lower-volume requirements |
| 3030G | 1-gallon bottle | Larger bottle for recurring treatment needs |
| 3030P | 5-gallon pail | Bulk container for higher-volume operations |
ACL also lists 3030D as a 50-gallon drum. It is not a selectable variant on this listing.
3030 vs. 3000 Original Concentrate
| Consideration | Staticide 3030 | Staticide 3000 Original |
|---|---|---|
| Shared performance | Long-lasting static protection; effective below 15% RH; static decay below two seconds | Long-lasting static protection; effective below 15% RH; static decay below two seconds |
| 3030-specific selection benefits | ACL highlights non-flammability, superior wetting, and no chlorides, nitrates, or silicone | Original concentrate formulation; evaluate its current datasheet for process suitability |
| Published surface resistance | 10e8–10e10 ohms | 10e9–10e10 ohms |
Dilution and Best-Use Guidance
This is a concentrate, not a ready-to-use solution. Follow ACL's technical datasheet for dilution, solvent choice, surface preparation, and process conditions rather than assuming one ratio suits every application. Test a small area for compatibility and verify treated-surface performance. Review the safety datasheet before handling and use. A topical treatment does not replace required grounding or other static-control measures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 3030Q, 3030G, and 3030P?
They identify container sizes: a 1-quart bottle, a 1-gallon bottle, and a 5-gallon pail. All contain Staticide 3030 Concentrate.
Is Staticide 3030 ready to use?
No. It requires dilution. Follow ACL's current technical datasheet for your specific application.
How does 3030 differ from 3000 Original Concentrate?
ACL describes the same long-lasting static protection in a non-flammable formula with superior wetting properties. ACL also specifies that 3030 contains no chlorides, nitrates, or silicone.
Does it work in low humidity?
ACL reports proven effectiveness below 15% relative humidity.
How quickly does it decay static charge?
ACL reports static decay in less than two seconds. Evaluate suitability under your actual process conditions.
Why is it used in shielding-bag manufacturing?
ACL identifies the absence of chlorides, nitrates, and silicone as a benefit for this application.
How can the diluted product be applied?
ACL lists wiping non-porous surfaces, spraying textiles, roll-coating plastic film, and spraying in high-production applications.
Is the 50-gallon drum available as a variant here?
No. ACL lists that size as 3030D, but this listing's variants are 3030Q, 3030G, and 3030P.
Documentation and Related Resources
ACL Staticide 3030 Technical Data Sheet
ACL Staticide 3030 Safety Data Sheet
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