ACL Staticide 4800-1 Ultra II ESD Dissipative Floor Finish, 1-Gallon Containers, Case of 4
ACL Staticide 4800-1 Ultra II ESD Dissipative Floor Finish, 1-Gallon Containers, Case of 4
ACL Staticide 4800-1 Ultra II is a urethane-enhanced acrylic floor finish for specialty flooring and static-control maintenance. This case contains four separate 1-gallon containers, convenient for distributing floor-care supplies across maintenance areas. Its advanced acrylic polymer provides adhesion on concrete, epoxy, ESD epoxy and dissipative tile, including specialty flooring with problematic plasticizers, while leaving a glossy, abrasion-resistant finish.
Best Uses / Applications
- Electronics manufacturing areas with installed ESD flooring.
- Maintaining out-of-warranty ESD tile after evaluating floor condition and compatibility.
- Concrete, epoxy, ESD epoxy and dissipative tile maintenance.
- Medical facilities and cleanrooms where approved by facility procedures.
- Distributed maintenance projects requiring separate gallon containers rather than one bulk pail.
Key Features
- Urethane-enhanced acrylic formulation for durability and abrasion resistance.
- Compatible with problematic plasticizers in conductive or dissipative tile and epoxy.
- Glossy finish that resists yellowing, flaking and scuffing.
- UL-listed for slip resistance.
- Manufacturer states compliance with ANSI/ESD S20.20; verify installed floor performance within your ESD program.
- Free of formaldehyde, phthalates, alkalis and acids. This does not mean hazard-free; consult the SDS.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / SKU | ACL Staticide / 4800-1 |
| Product | 4800 Ultra II Dissipative Floor Finish |
| Package | 1-gallon containers, 4 per case; 4 gallons total |
| Formula | Urethane-enhanced acrylic polymer |
| Surface resistance, RTT | 10⁷–10⁹ ohms at 100 V and 12% RH |
| Coverage | Approximately 750–1,000 sq. ft. per gallon for two coats |
| Estimated case coverage | Approximately 3,000–4,000 sq. ft. for two coats, calculated from published per-gallon coverage; actual results depend on substrate and application |
| Solids | 21% ±5% |
| VOC | Less than 4% |
| Slip resistance | UL listed |
| Manufacturer-stated compliance | ANSI/ESD S20.20 |
| Published strip cycle | 12–18 months; assess maintenance needs for actual conditions |
| Surfaces | Concrete, epoxy, ESD epoxy and dissipative tile |
Best-Use Practices
- Review the application manual, TDS and SDS before preparing or coating the floor.
- Confirm compatibility with the floor manufacturer and evaluate a small area before broad application.
- Follow ACL instructions for preparation, coating, drying and maintenance; do not substitute assumed cure times.
- Keep personnel off the treated area until it is ready for use under the application instructions.
- Measure installed floor resistance and validate personnel-grounding performance as required by your ESD program. A finish alone does not certify the facility.
- Use facility-approved maintenance procedures and reassess performance as the finish wears.
- Plan winter deliveries around ACL's freeze-sensitive shipping restrictions.
Ultra II Package Comparison
| SKU | Package | Selection consideration |
|---|---|---|
| 4800-1, this listing | 1-gallon containers, 4 per case | Separate containers for distributed maintenance |
| 4800-5 | 5-gallon pail | Larger floor-care projects |
| 4800-2 | 54-gallon drum | Bulk facility maintenance |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a 4800-1 case contain?
Four separate 1-gallon containers of Ultra II dissipative floor finish, totaling 4 gallons.
How is it different from 4800-5?
4800-1 contains four gallon containers. 4800-5 is a single 5-gallon pail. Both are packaging options for Staticide 4800 Ultra II.
Which floors can it be used on?
ACL lists concrete, epoxy, ESD epoxy and dissipative tile. Confirm compatibility with the specific flooring and follow preparation instructions.
How much area can the case cover?
Published coverage is approximately 750–1,000 sq. ft. per gallon for two coats. Four gallons gives an estimated 3,000–4,000 sq. ft., depending on substrate and application conditions.
What is its electrical resistance?
ACL reports surface resistance, RTT, of 10⁷–10⁹ ohms at 100 V and 12% relative humidity. Verify performance on the installed floor.
Does it certify the facility to ANSI/ESD S20.20?
No. ACL states product compliance; facility compliance depends on the complete ESD control program, installed flooring, grounding and verification procedures.
Is it slip-resistant?
ACL lists Ultra II as UL-listed for slip resistance. Follow application and maintenance instructions; the listing does not eliminate all slip risks.
How often should it be stripped?
ACL publishes a 12–18 month strip cycle. Determine actual maintenance timing from traffic, condition and measured performance rather than treating this as a guaranteed service life.
Is it hazard-free or approved for every cleanroom?
No. Although free of formaldehyde, phthalates, alkalis and acids, it still requires SDS-based handling precautions. Cleanroom acceptance depends on facility requirements; no specific ISO class is established here.
Are there winter shipping restrictions?
ACL warns of extended winter lead times due to limited freeze cycles. The manufacturer ships floor finishes and paint on Mondays and Tuesdays during winter and may halt shipments during extreme weather.
Technical and Safety Documents
Technical Data Sheet | Safety Data Sheet | Application Manual
Related ESD Resources
Review ESD Program Essentials for program planning and browse the ACL Staticide collection for related static-control products.
