ACL Staticide 4600, Staticide Ultra Floor Finish
ACL Staticide 4600 — Staticide Ultra ESD Floor Finish | Gallon & 5-Gallon | ANSI/ESD S20.20 Compliant
ACL Staticide 4600 Ultra Floor Finish is the premier ESD floor finish for electronics manufacturing, cleanroom, and static-sensitive environments. No other ESD floor finish matches Staticide Ultra for electrical consistency, physical durability, and high-gloss appearance. Its formula provides superior abrasion resistance that protects floors for 12 to 24 months per strip cycle, delivering reliable static control throughout the service life of each coat.
With a resistivity of 10⁷–10⁹ ohms tested per ANSI/ESDA STM 7.1, Staticide Ultra meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 requirements and is ideal for EPAs, electronic manufacturing facilities, medical device manufacturing, and cleanroom environments where sensitive component protection is mandatory.
Available in Gallon/Case of 4 (SKU: 4600-1) and 5-Gallon Pail (SKU: 4600-5).
⚠️ Winter Shipping Notice: Due to freeze-cycle limitations, ACL ships floor finishes only on Mondays and Tuesdays during winter months. Shipping halts may occur during extreme weather. Plan orders accordingly.
Technical Data Sheet (TDS) | Safety Data Sheet (SDS) | Application Manual
Specifications
| Part Number | 4600-1 (Gallon/Case of 4), 4600-5 (5-Gallon Pail) |
| Type | ESD static-dissipative floor finish |
| Resistivity (RTT) | 10⁷ – 10⁹ ohms @ 100V, 12% RH (ANSI/ESDA STM 7.1) |
| Compliance | ANSI/ESD S20.20 |
| Coverage | 1,500 – 2,000 sq. ft. per gallon |
| Solids Content | 22% ±5% |
| VOC | <4% |
| Slip Resistance | UL listed |
| Strip Cycle | 12–24 months |
| Compatible Flooring | Vinyl, linoleum, ceramic tile |
| Manufacturer | ACL Staticide |
Key Features
- ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliant — meets resistivity requirements for certified ESD protected areas (EPAs) in electronics and sensitive device manufacturing
- 12–24 month strip cycle — superior durability reduces reapplication frequency vs. standard ESD finishes; long-term cost savings
- High-gloss finish — professional appearance with no compromise to ESD performance; ideal for customer-facing cleanroom and manufacturing environments
- UL listed for slip resistance — meets safety requirements for industrial and commercial floor applications
- Low VOC (<4%) — suitable for use in cleanroom and ventilation-sensitive environments
- Broad floor compatibility — works on vinyl, linoleum, and ceramic tile; no special substrate required
Industries & Applications
- Electronics manufacturing — EPA floors requiring ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliance
- Medical device manufacturing — static-controlled cleanroom and production floors
- Cleanroom facilities — ISO-classified environments requiring ESD floor protection
- Semiconductor and PCB assembly — static-sensitive device handling areas
- Defense and aerospace — ESD-protected work areas for sensitive components
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the resistivity of ACL Staticide 4600 Ultra Floor Finish?
Staticide 4600 Ultra has a resistivity of 10⁷–10⁹ ohms when tested per ANSI/ESDA STM 7.1 at 100V and 12% RH. This places it in the static-dissipative range and meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 requirements for EPAs.
How often does Staticide Ultra Floor Finish need to be stripped and reapplied?
The strip cycle is 12–24 months depending on traffic levels and maintenance practices. This is significantly longer than many ESD finishes, reducing labor and material costs over time.
What floors is Staticide 4600 compatible with?
Staticide 4600 Ultra is compatible with vinyl, linoleum, and ceramic tile. It is not recommended for porous concrete without proper sealing or for wood floors.
How much floor area does one gallon cover?
Coverage is approximately 1,500–2,000 sq. ft. per gallon depending on the porosity of the floor surface and number of coats applied. For new installations, multiple thin coats are recommended over one heavy coat.
Why does ACL only ship floor finish on Mondays and Tuesdays in winter?
Staticide floor finishes have limited freeze-cycle tolerance — freezing can permanently damage the product. ACL ships only at the start of the week during winter to minimize transit days and reduce the risk of the product freezing in transit. During extreme cold events, shipments may be held until conditions improve.
