Datasheet

Artigo Spa - 20080 Basiglio - via Cascina Vione 3 (Mi) Italy - tel [phone] - fax [phone] - www.artigo.com
Artigo reserves the right to change product characteristics at any
time.
Rev.
3
/16
This data sheet cancels, voids any prior version(s).
GRANITO ANTCOND
Rubber floor matting/floor covering made of two layers, calendered and vulcanized together, for ESD
applications. The top layer is static-dissipative, with a dotted design given by interspersed multi-coloured small
chips; the bottom layer is black, conductive.
 100% PVC-FREE and PHTALATE-FREE
 Embossed reflection breaking surface to reduce glare and improve operator comfort
 Protection against small collisions thanks to natural resilience of rubber
 Prevention of sliding of delicate components thanks to the eccellent friction coefficient
 Heating resistance: rubber does not melt and does not burn coming into contact with hot metal parts
or soldering debris
 Suitable to loose laying: this product does not require application with adhesive (under light traffic only)
 Excellent flexibility, comfort, chemical and oil resistance
Characteristics Standard Unit
Average values
from production
Rgp - resistance to a groundable point EN 61340-4-1 ohm ≤ 1 x 10
9
Rg
-
system R
esistance
(person,
esd
shoes, floor, groundable point)
EN 61340-4-5 ohm
≤ 1 x
10
9
(*)
≤ 3,5 x 10
7
(*)
Up
-
Body voltage
walking test
with
esd
shoes
EN 61340-4-5 volts < 100 (*)
Hardness ISO 7619 shore A 85
Residual indentation EN 433 mm < 0,20
Abrasion resistance ISO 4649 (Met. A - 5N) mm
3
< 200
Flexibility
EN 435 Met. A
(Ø 20mm)
- comply
Cigarette burn EN 1399 - no burn
Fire behaviour EN 13501-1 class C
fl
– s1
Slip resistance, dynamic COF EN 13893 - > 0,30
Resistance to stains EN 423 - resistant (**)
Ramp slip resistance DIN 51130 °
R9
Resistance to oils and greases
(IRM 901-902 oils)
ISO TR 7620
336 hours at 40°C
-
minor effect in
change in volume,
mass, hardness
(*) The flooring is only one of the several resistances involved, and so we cannot guarantee the full Rg system-resistance itself: it is
influenced also by the person, way of dressing, way of moving/walking, type of shoes (dissipative or conductive or heel grounder), etc.
The ESD-Coordinator has to control the whole matter and to make sure all of your ESD/EPA areas are under one of the above two
option prescribed by the EN 61340-5-1 AND ANSI/ESD S20.20
(**) depending on concentration and time of contact, for specific agent please ask.
7 EN 14041 DoP_027