Workplace injuries are on the rise, with 565,0000 non-fatal injuries reported in 2022, a significant increase of 27% from 2021. So, how can a 500mm industrial floor tile help businesses comply with HSE regulations? In more ways than you’d probably imagine is the short answer. Let us explain. The main purpose of HSE regulations in […]
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Paint is the go-to flooring solution for many because it’s budget-friendly. At first glance, floor paint is far cheaper than epoxy resin or floor tiles, and a well-painted industrial floor looks excellent. But here’s the kicker: paint fails.
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The packaging industry used the terms “static dissipative” and “conductive” to categorise materials based on their ability to shield components from electrostatic damage. The Electronics Component Industry Association originally declared that conductive materials offer better shielding than static-dissipative materials. Official ESD standards and test methods were developed as studies realised the impact of humidity, different […]
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Many electronic devices are sensitive to static, which can damage their internal components and lead to costly failures. Electronics manufacturers use electrostatic discharge (ESD flooring) to protect components from static electricity. ESD flooring is essential to many businesses in the electronics manufacturing industry, impacting device reliability and reducing returns and warranties. In turn limiting finacial […]
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Addressing procurement fears during uncertain times The months approaching the end of the tax year is often the time for businesses to focus their attention on controlling costs. Whilst this year will be no different, it will be set against a global backdrop of increasing uncertainty, which will no doubt see purchasing and waste reduction […]
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Concrete has always been the go-to flooring solution for commercial environments such as manufacturing, warehouses, or workshops. However, the nature of repeated heavy footfall, vehicle movement, and lifting and dropping of heavy items will inevitably take its toll. Over time concrete will start to show wear and tear. There’s nothing new in that. The presence […]
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