Polyflor OHMega EC is a specialist electrostatic conductive vinyl flooring collection developed for environments where static control is critical. Designed to provide reliable ESD protection alongside exceptional durability, it is widely specified for healthcare, electronics manufacturing, laboratories, cleanrooms, and other technically demanding facilities. Key Features: The collection combines electrostatic conductive technology with excellent abrasion and chemical resistance, helping to protect sensitive equipment and processes from electrostatic discharge. Its conductive PUR surface treatment supports long-term performance while reducing maintenance requirements, making it a practical solution for environments where reliability and cleanliness are essential. Type of floorcovering ESD Flooring Format Sheet Slip resistance R9 Thickness 2.0mm Use area Heavy industrial / Heavy commercial Commercial class 34 / 43 Suitability: Polyflor OHMega EC is suitable for very heavy commercial and heavy industrial applications, including schools, hospitals, offices, retail spaces, hotels, public buildings, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities. How to measure the place where you would like to have new Vinyl installed? Accurate place measuring is important to know the size of the area where you would like to cover with a new flooring product, carpet, LVT - Luxury Vinyl Tile -, vinyl, laminate, safety flooring or other flooring goods. It is especially vital to save your budget before you buy a flooring stuffs or order a carpet and flooring fitting or installation service with a proper size. We request that you should not pay more than you need. Therefore, we let you know how you can measure the place easy. You can find the measurement guide by clicking here. Frequently Asked Questions: You can find your question's answer below or ask us through our contact page by clicking here. What is OHMega EC flooring? OHMega EC is an electrostatic conductive (EC) vinyl flooring solution specifically designed to control and safely dissipate static electricity. It is commonly used in environments where sensitive electronic equipment or static-sensitive processes are present. What does "EC" stand for? EC stands for Electrostatic Conductive. This means the flooring is engineered to channel static electricity safely to ground, helping to protect equipment, products, and personnel from electrostatic discharge (ESD). What is ESD and why is it important? ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) is the sudden transfer of static electricity from one object to another. Even small static discharges can damage sensitive electronic components, which is why ESD-controlled flooring is essential in certain industries. How does OHMega EC protect electronic equipment? The flooring provides a controlled path for static electricity to flow safely to earth rather than accumulating on people, equipment, or materials. This helps reduce the risk of component failure and equipment malfunction caused by static discharge. Is OHMega EC suitable for cleanrooms? Yes. OHMega EC is widely specified for cleanrooms, laboratories, and electronics manufacturing facilities where both cleanliness and static control are essential. Does conductive flooring require special maintenance? Yes. Standard floor polishes can interfere with conductive performance. OHMega EC should be maintained using approved conductive or ESD-compatible cleaning products and procedures. Is conductive flooring the same as anti-static flooring? Not exactly. Anti-static flooring helps reduce the generation of static electricity, while conductive flooring actively provides a path for static charges to dissipate to ground. Conductive flooring is typically specified for environments with stricter ESD control requirements. Why choose OHMega EC instead of standard commercial vinyl flooring? Standard vinyl flooring may not provide controlled static dissipation. OHMega EC combines the durability of homogeneous vinyl flooring with certified electrostatic conductive performance, making it suitable for environments where static control is a critical requirement.
