Friction and separation of two materials can cause electrostatic charges of up to 35,000 Volts. But even a charge of 30 Volts can damage or destroy electronic components, if there is a sudden discharge.

This means:

• The production of electronic components may be seriously impaired.
• Electronic devices may cause high costs and operational stoppages, due to malfunctions and repairs.
• In the chemical and pyrotechnical industries, there may even be explosions.
• Electronically controlled production sequences can be disturbed or interrupted by electrostatic discharges.

nora® rubber floorcoverings ensure electrostatic safety!

nora® "el" floorings offer protection for electronic components and devices, and protection against explosions triggered by electrostatic discharges.

Technical Data:	Resistance to ground Rtg < 106Ohm according to EN 1081 (DIN 51943 ) and EN 100 015/Part 1. Resistance to ground RA < 106 Ohm and Surface resistance RO < 106 Ohm according to ESD-S 7.1-1994. ECF-Class 1 RG in accordance with IEC 1340-4-1.
Products:		noraplan® duo el
		norament® 927 el grano

Electrostatic dissipative "al"

nora® "al" floorings provide a double function:
They offer protection for electronic components and devices, and staff safety when working on live voltage.

 

Technical Data:	Resistance to ground RA 106 – 9 x 107 Ohm according to EN 1081 (DIN 51 953 ) and EN 100 015/Part 1. Resistance to ground RA 106 – 9 x 107 Ohm and Surface resistance RO > 106 Ohm according to ESD-S 7.1-1994.
	DIF-Class 1 RG according to IEC 1340-4-1. Minimum Isolation for staff safety according to VDE 0100, Part 610, respectively HD 384.6.61 S1:1992 (Insulation resistance RI > 5 x 104 Ohm).
Products:		noraplan® stone al
		noraplan® mega al
		noraplan® plus al
		norament® 928 al
		norament® 928 al grano
		norament® 928 al lago

nora systems offers a 10-year warranty on the electrostatic properties specified (warranty conditions available on request).