Can you explain the differences between low static and anti-static with grounding?
I had a General Contractor ask me this question recently.
Answer:
Questions about the differences between what we commonly call “antistatic carpet” versus “permanent static control carpet” (also known as ESD carpet) usually get raised at some point in every project. The distinction is critical. Read more...
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