Polyflor SD Sheet Flooring

Third party certifications:

BBA Agrément Certificate
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QA Certificate
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Polyflor SD has been engineered for use where static control is required, but the resistance level of the floor does not need to be as low as that provided by a conductive floor.

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Description

Polyflor SD is a 2 mm gauge static dissipative sheet floor covering, engineered for ESD protection and designed for various applications up to light industrial installation.

These floorcoverings are ideal for use in telecommunications installations, computer rooms and healthcare facilities such as scanner rooms, X-ray suites and operating theatres, also suitable for electronics manufacturing.

A conductive earthing grid should be installed as per Polyflor instructions.

Polyflor SD is 100% recyclable, through Recofloor and contains an average 25% recycled material. It achieves a generic BRE A+/A rating and generic EN 15804 EPD.

General information

Color	Golden Sand 5070, flaxen 5060, ocean blue 5050, steel grey 5030, teal 5080, silver grey 5110
Features	Hardwearing homogeneous contract sheet and tile floorcovering, static dissipative properties, engineered for ESD protection
Material	PVC
Size	2000 x 20000 x 2 mm
Uniclass 2015	Pr_35_57_71_67 Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sheetsPrimary
CAWS	M50/150 Sheeting M50/20 Sheeting

Specification data - Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sheets

Product Reference

Polyflor SD sheet

Colour

5030

Steel Grey

5050

Ocean Blue

5060

Flaxen

5070

Golden Sand

5080

Teal

5110

Silver Grey

Standard product features

Material:

Homogeneous vinyl.

Thickness:

2 mm.

Width:

2 m.

Electrical performance:

EN 1815 < 2kV.

EN 1081R1/R2 < 10^9 Ohms.

ESD S 7.1 - 1 x 10^6 to 1 x 10^9 Ohms.

IEC 61340-4-1 RG 1 x 10^6 -1 x 10^9 Ohms.

Requires a minimum 40 % RH.

The quoted electrical resistance readings are obtained only when the materials are installed according to the instructions laid down in the Polyflor Technical Information Manual (40–60 % RH 20–25 ºC) and tested in accordance with the specified standard.

Please note the symbol ^ represents an exponent (to the power of).

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