“StaticWorx products were instrumental in our success on the project. The installation process using GroundTack adhesive helped us bid and install static-dissipative tile at a production rate well above our historic levels. Our installers were genuinely impressed with how square, true, and consistent the product was. We are happy, and more importantly, our customers are happy.”
Matt Graves, Strahm Building Solutions
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AmeriWorx Solid Vinyl Tile (SVT) is 100% American made and FloorScore certified.
Precision-milled, each tile is perfectly square and dimensionally stable, for quick installation with no unsightly gaps between the seams. Tough, durable AmeriWorx tiles are rated at 2500 PSI and capable of handling heavy loads – including fork lifts, pallet jacks and heavy machinery.
When installed using our Statbond pressure-sensitive adhesive, AmeriWorx tile handles traffic immediately, with no downtime necessary for adhesive to cure. Inexpensive and easy to maintain, AmeriWorx tile has one of lowest total costs of ownership of any resilient ESD flooring option.
AmeriWorx ESD vinyl tile meets all parameters of ANSI/ESD S20.20 for static-control – and both ESD and material performance are guaranteed for the life of your floor.
Why is AmeriWorx Vinyl a good choice for ESD flooring? Find out here.
AmeriWorx Solid Vinyl Tile (SVT) is 100% American made and Floor Score certified.
Precision-milled, each tile is perfectly square and dimensionally stable, for quick installation with no unsightly gaps between the seams. Tough, durable AmeriWorx tiles are rated at 2500 PSI and capable of handling heavy loads – including fork lifts, pallet jacks and heavy machinery.
When installed using our Statbond pressure-sensitive adhesive, AmeriWorx tile handles traffic immediately, with no downtime necessary for adhesive to cure. Inexpensive and easy to maintain, AmeriWorx tile has one of lowest total costs of ownership of any resilient ESD flooring option.
AmeriWorx ESD vinyl tile meets all parameters of ANSI/ESD S20.20 for static-control – and both ESD and material performance are guaranteed for the life of your floor.
Why is AmeriWorx Vinyl a good choice for ESD flooring? Find out here.
Some low-cost producers die-cut their vinyl tile while still warm, resulting in imprecisely sized—not square—tiles with a tolerance of plus or minus one-tenth of an inch. To slash costs, they forgo secondary processes that would correct excessive tolerances after the tiles have cooled.
Cheap additives like clay and limestone contribute to shrinkage. The dimensional irregularities in Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT) lead to installations with ugly gaps between the seams. A visual nightmare, gaps are depositories for dirt and sludge that accumulates during maintenance. To reduce gaps and prevent seam creepage, the tile must be heat-welded @ $2.00 per linier foot.
AmeriWorx vinyl tile can be heat welded if desired – but heat-welding is never required.
AmeriWorx tiles are produced in large format then cut to size after the tile has acclimatized. After die-cutting, we precision-mill our AmeriWorx vinyl tiles to +/- 0.0020″. This automated process eliminates human error, producing perfectly square, dimensionally stable tiles.
After die-cutting, we precision-mill AmeriWorx tiles to +/- 0.0020″.
When tiles are square, the installer can place tiles quickly – without manipulating each tile to make it fit. Gap-free floor tiles sit tightly—almost seamlessly—and look beautiful.
Temperature and humidity affect the dimensions of die-cut tile, resulting in unsightly installations with gaps between the seams.
Precision-milled AmeriWorx tile installs tightly, without the need for seam welding, for clean, quick, easy installation.
Many vinyl tile products come in ultra-thin, 2-millimeter-thick tiles. Thin tiles telegraph every bump and wave from the concrete below. These ugly installations can never be corrected.
AmeriWorx vinyl is 3mm – or 1/8” thick – producing a walking surface that’s seamless and smooth.
Our AmeriWorx SVT is durable and tough. Rated at 2500 PSI, AmeriWorx tile can handle extreme heavy loads – 1.25 tons per square inch – including fork lifts, pallet jacks and heavy machinery.
Lead-free AmeriWorx vinyl tile provides permanent static control right out of the box – for the life of the material. Our vinyl tile is ANSI certified and has a lifetime ANSI/ESD S20.20 warranty for conductive and static-dissipative performance.
All StaticWorx AmeriWorx ESD vinyl tile meets ESD Association (ESDA) standards.
AmeriWorx and AmeriWorx Rox ESD vinyl tiles are available in conductive and dissipative ranges. This option gives you the flexibility to select the floor with the most suitable conductivity range for your application.
Conductive = < 1.0 x 10E6 ohms
Dissipative = > 1.0 x 10E6 ohms to < 1.0 x 10E9 ohms.
Topically applied chemicals wear off over time. Vinyl tile products that are not inherently conductive – i.e., do not have embedded conductive particles – require special ESD polish or wax for their static-control properties. ESD properties attained with topical finishes are temporary and wear off over time (as the polish or wax wears off). To be sure the floor complies with electrical standards, it must be regularly stripped and rewaxed and must be routinely tested, following guidelines outlined in ESD STM7.1.
At an approximate cost of $1.50 per sq./ft., adding wax and polish steps to your floor’s maintenance plan can add substantially to the long-term cost of owning your floor. Assuming you’ve invested in an ohmmeter, electrical testing itself may not be terribly costly, but it would require a person to take responsibility, set a schedule and test the floor on a regular basis. Testing should also be tracked to be sure tests are performed on schedule. Otherwise it’s impossible to know if low humidity, high traffic or wear and tear has degraded the floor’s ESD properties.
Multiple layers of distribution can add substantially to the cost of an ESD floor.
We sell AmeriWorx tile directly to contractors or end users, so there’s no hefty markup – making this tough, attractive, high-performing floor a great value and wise ESD flooring choice.
FloorScore certified, AmeriWorx vinyl tile contains no measurable VOCs, and meets California 1350 indoor air quality certification.
“AmeriWorx SVT allowed us to greatly increase our productivity. With the tiles being perfectly square and having no variation in gloss or thickness, we essentially improved our productivity by as much as 20%. Considering that labor is as much as 30% of the total cost of a new floor, that can mean the difference between a contractor making money or losing money on a tight project.”
Michael Alley, Master Flooring Mechanic, (Installed all 32,000 sq. ft. of AmeriWorx™ SVT at Fawn Electronics in Nashville, NC)
AmeriWorx ESD vinyl tiles are an ideal option for facilities managers looking for the clean, shiny look of a hospital floor.
AmeriWorx Rox – for designers who prefer a more interesting or natural aesthetic
AmeriWorx ESD vinyl tiles are an ideal option for facilities managers looking for the clean, shiny look of a hospital floor.
AmeriWorx Rox – for designers who prefer a more interesting or natural aesthetic
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We’re often asked if precision milling really is necessary. If aesthetics are important, if your project requires a clean, tight, gap-free installation—then the answer is yes. Find out why.
StaticWorx developed StatBond pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive to replace wet set adhesives. StatBond eliminates messy installations. Unlike wet-set epoxies and conductive one-part acrylic emulsions, StatBond is allowed to dry completely before tiles are installed.
Learn more about StatBond and the benefits of using this pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive.
We’re often asked if precision milling really is necessary. If aesthetics are important, if your project requires a clean, tight, gap-free installation—then the answer is yes. Find out why.