Technical Bulletin – Care and Maintenance
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Technical Bulletin – Cove Base Gel
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Technical Bulletin – LEED Credit Information
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Technical Bulletin – Measuring Surface Traction and Engineering for Slip Resistance
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that more than one million people seek medical attention from a hospital emergency room for “slip-and-fall accidents” each year and more than 12,000 people die from such incidents.
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Technical Bulletin – Tips to Properly Maintain Coated Flooring
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Technical Bulletins - Crack Repair Guide
The Crack Repair Guide provides insight into why concrete cracks, the types of cracks that commonly occur and how installers should handle cracks prior to placing coatings or surfacings on concrete, noting that repairing and fixing concrete cracks are two different things.
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Technical Bulletins - Surface Preparation of Concrete
This technical bulletin explains the preparation process for both new and existing concrete substrates, from choosing equipment to select the most appropriate preparation method(s).
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Technical Bulletins - Understanding Concrete Moisture Issues
Excessive concrete moisture is the No. 1 cause of flooring failures. This white paper explores concrete moistures in depth, including sources of concrete moisture, measurement methods and moisture control using specialized epoxy isolation coating systems.
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Technical Bulletins - Understanding ESD and the need for StatRez® Static Control Flooring
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)is the sudden spontaneous transfer of electric current. ESD events damage electronic parts during the manufacturing process and affect the performance of operational electronic systems such as communication equipment in 9-1-1 call centers, servers, data storage systems and even navigation systems in flight control operations.
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Technical Bulletins - Understanding ESD Flooring Specifications and Standards
Testing surface resistivity, which became the accepted test method for ESD flooring for many years, only tells part of the story. The ability of the floor to dissipate a charge on a person and limit the ability of a person to generate a charge are critical to a floor’s ability to maintain an equipotential balance between all items and personnel.