ACL Staticide 3000 Original Concentrate Anti-Static Treatment
ACL Staticide 3000 Original Concentrate Anti-Static Treatment
ACL Staticide 3000 Original Concentrate is a dilutable topical antistatic treatment for industrial, commercial, and institutional applications. Once diluted, it helps prevent tribogeneration and dissipates static charges in less than two seconds. For operations facing static-related dust attraction or material-handling problems, the concentrate offers flexibility in dilution ratios and solvent choice while reducing shipping and storage requirements compared with transporting ready-to-use solution.
Choose the size variant that matches your operation: 3000Q quart bottle, 3000G gallon bottle, 3000P 5-gallon pail, or 3000D 50-gallon drum. These are package sizes of the same Original Concentrate, not different formulations.
Best Uses / Applications
- Electronics production: control static discharge on workbenches and production surfaces and help prevent damage to sensitive components and assemblies.
- Textile and plastics processing: reduce static-related dust attraction and jamming or slipping of materials.
- Paper handling and printing: address static-related irregularities during printing and material processing.
- Heat sealing, silk screening, and lamination: manage static that interferes with production quality.
- Packaging treatment: ACL identifies treated packaging as capable of being classified as low charging according to ANSI/ESD S541-2019 and ESD ADV11.21.
- Dry environments: manufacturer-reported effectiveness below 15% relative humidity.
Key Features
- Helps prevent static-charge generation from contact and separation of materials.
- Manufacturer-reported charge decay in less than two seconds.
- Protection lasts weeks or months depending on the application.
- Application by spray, wipe, or dip, or through gravure, transfer roll-coating, or flexographic printing.
- Concentrated format allows application-specific dilution and solvent selection.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Manufacturer information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ACL Staticide |
| Product | Staticide 3000 Original Concentrate |
| Treatment type | Dilutable topical antistatic solution |
| Charge decay | Less than two seconds |
| Low-humidity performance | Proven effective below 15% relative humidity |
| Surface resistance | ACL lists a range of 10e9 to 10e10 ohms; verify the current technical datasheet for application-specific interpretation and test conditions. |
| Typical duration | Weeks or months, depending on application |
| Application methods | Spray, wipe, dip, gravure, transfer roll-coating, or flexographic printing |
Size and Package Comparison
| SKU | Container size | Selection consideration |
|---|---|---|
| 3000Q | 1-quart bottle | Smallest listed container for lower-volume requirements |
| 3000G | 1-gallon bottle | Larger bottle for recurring treatment needs |
| 3000P | 5-gallon pail | Bulk container for higher-volume operations |
| 3000D | 50-gallon drum | Largest listed container for substantial ongoing demand |
Dilution and Application Guidance
This is a concentrate, not a ready-to-use treatment. Follow ACL's current technical datasheet for the dilution ratio, solvent selection, surface preparation, and application method appropriate to your process. Do not assume a single dilution ratio is suitable for every material. Evaluate a small area for compatibility and verify treated-surface performance against your operation's requirements.
Do not substitute this topical treatment for required grounding or other static-control measures. Review the current safety datasheet before handling, mixing, storage, and use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ACL Staticide 3000 ready to use?
No. Original Concentrate requires dilution. Consult ACL's technical datasheet for the appropriate ratio and solvent for your application.
What is the difference between 3000Q, 3000G, 3000P, and 3000D?
The SKU identifies container size: one quart, one gallon, a 5-gallon pail, or a 50-gallon drum. All four are Staticide 3000 Original Concentrate.
Does it work in low humidity?
ACL reports that Staticide 3000 is proven effective below 15% relative humidity.
How quickly does it dissipate static charge?
ACL reports charge decay in less than two seconds. Actual process suitability should be evaluated under your application conditions.
How long does an application last?
ACL describes protection lasting weeks or months depending on application. Establish reapplication intervals based on your process and performance checks rather than a fixed universal schedule.
How can it be applied?
ACL lists spraying, wiping, dipping, gravure, transfer roll-coating, and flexographic printing as application methods.
Can it help with static-related dust and material-handling problems?
Yes. ACL lists dust attraction, paper or plastic jamming and slipping, and static-related printing, heat-sealing, silk-screening, and lamination irregularities among its applications.
Should I use the dilution ratios previously listed on this page?
Use ACL's current application instructions rather than relying on an unverified general-purpose ratio. Dilution and solvent selection depend on the intended process.
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