ACL Staticide 4800-2 Ultra II Floor Finish, 54-gallon drum
ACL Staticide 4800-2 — Ultra II ESD Dissipative Floor Finish | 54-Gallon Drum | ANSI/ESD S20.20
ACL Staticide 4800 Ultra II Floor Finish is the advanced urethane-enhanced ESD floor finish engineered for demanding environments where standard floor finishes fail. The 54-gallon drum format delivers the same proven 4800 Ultra II formula in a bulk size ideal for large-scale ESD floor installations and high-volume maintenance programs. Its unique acrylic polymer formula provides superior adhesion and static control on out-of-warranty ESD floors, epoxy, concrete, and dissipative tile — including surfaces with problematic plasticizers. It does not yellow, flake, or scuff easily, and maintains ESD performance for 12–18 months per strip cycle.
Staticide 4800 Ultra II meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 requirements, is UL-listed for slip resistance, and is free of formaldehyde, phthalates, alkalis, and acids.
SKU: 4800-2 | Size: 54-Gallon Drum | ANSI/ESD S20.20 Compliant.
⚠️ 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. Contact us before ordering for lead time confirmation.
Technical Data Sheet (TDS) | Safety Data Sheet (SDS) | Application Manual
Specifications
| Part Number | 4800-2 |
| Size | 54-Gallon Drum |
| Type | Urethane-enhanced acrylic ESD floor finish |
| Resistivity (RTT) | 10⁷ – 10⁹ ohms @ 100V, 12% RH |
| Compliance | ANSI/ESD S20.20 |
| Coverage | 750–1,000 sq. ft. per gallon (2 coats) |
| Solids Content | 21% ±5% |
| VOC | <4% |
| Slip Resistance | UL listed |
| Strip Cycle | 12–18 months |
| Compatible Surfaces | Concrete, epoxy, ESD epoxy, dissipative tile |
| Free Of | Formaldehyde, phthalates, alkalis, acids |
| Manufacturer | ACL Staticide |
Key Features
- 54-gallon bulk drum — ideal for large ESD floor installations and high-volume maintenance programs; lowest per-gallon cost in the 4800 lineup
- Urethane-enhanced formula — superior abrasion resistance vs. standard acrylic ESD finishes; doesn't yellow, flake, or scuff easily
- Works on difficult surfaces — compatible with problematic plasticizers in conductive/dissipative tile and epoxy; also suitable for concrete
- ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliant — 10⁷–10⁹ ohm resistivity for certified EPA environments
- 12–18 month strip cycle — reduces recoating frequency and maintenance cost
- Formaldehyde & phthalate free — suitable for cleanroom and medical environments
- Low VOC (<4%) — suitable for occupied facilities and cleanroom use
Industries & Applications
- Electronics manufacturing — large EPA floors requiring ANSI/ESD S20.20 compliance
- Medical device manufacturing — cleanroom and controlled environment floors
- Cleanroom facilities — ISO-classified environments with ESD flooring
- Out-of-warranty ESD tile — restoring static dissipative properties on aged floors
- Epoxy and concrete floors — adding ESD protection at scale without flooring replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the coverage of a 54-gallon drum of 4800 Ultra II?
At 750–1,000 sq. ft. per gallon (2 coats), a 54-gallon drum covers approximately 40,500–54,000 sq. ft. — well suited for large manufacturing floors and multi-room ESD installations.
What surfaces is 4800-2 compatible with?
Staticide 4800 Ultra II works on concrete, epoxy, ESD epoxy, and dissipative tile. For vinyl, linoleum, and ceramic tile applications, see the Staticide 4600 Ultra series.
Is the 4800-2 drum the same formula as the 4800-1 and 4800-5?
Yes — all 4800 Ultra II pack sizes (4800-1 gallon, 4800-5 5-gallon, 4800-2 54-gallon drum) contain the same urethane-enhanced acrylic ESD floor finish formula. The drum format simply offers a lower per-gallon cost for large-volume applications.
Why does ACL only ship floor finish on Mondays and Tuesdays in winter?
Staticide floor finishes have limited freeze-cycle tolerance — freezing permanently damages the product. ACL ships at the start of the week to minimize transit days and freeze risk. Contact MTE Solutions before placing drum orders in winter months to confirm current lead times.
