Do Your ESD Floors Meet International Standards? – Answer by TAKO since 1979

Do Your ESD Floors Meet International Standards?

Yes, TAKO since 1979 ESD floors meet international standards. Our anti-static flooring complies with a range of key standards, including ANSI/ESD S20.20, STM 7.1, STM 97.1, and STM 97.2. This compliance ensures the floors are suitable for use in environments where static control is critical. We have over 45 years of experience in ESD Solutions.

Do your ESD floors meet international standards

Your ESD Flooring Partner in Malaysia & Singapore

From initial consultation to full-scale implementation, we provide comprehensive, compliant, and cost-effective solutions to protect your critical environments.

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Decades of Proven Experience

Established in 1979, our long history in Malaysia and Singapore guarantees reliable solutions and expert advice you can trust for your most sensitive operations.

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More Than Just Products

We are your end-to-end partner. Our services include expert consultancy, comprehensive site auditing, and professional training to ensure your facility is fully compliant and protected.

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Guaranteed Compliance & Safety

Protect your sensitive electronic components and pass your audits with confidence. Our solutions are designed to meet and exceed stringent international industry standards.

Our Complete Range of ESD Solutions

ESD Flooring
Raised Access Floor
ESD Chairs & Stools
ESD Workstations
ESD Shoes

Dedicated Local Support Across Singapore

Our Singapore-based team provides rapid support and expert ESD flooring installations for facilities in all major industrial parks and business hubs, including:

Jurong Tuas Woodlands Seletar Changi Business Park

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Your ESD floor is your first line of defence. For a Plant Manager in Johor Bahru or a Facilities Head in Bayan Lepas, it’s not just another surface—it’s a critical piece of your operational integrity. You bought it to protect your high-value PCBAs, semiconductor components, and sensitive medical devices.

But what if that line of defence has a critical weakness?

Many Malaysian facilities are sitting on a hidden time bomb: an ESD floor that does not meet international ANSI/ESD S20.20 standards. The sales invoice might say “ESD,” but without proper certification, you are at risk. This isn’t just a minor oversight; it’s a direct threat to your bottom line and reputation.

The Real Price of “Savings”: Understanding Total Cost of Failure

Choosing a cheaper, non-compliant floor isn’t a saving; it’s a significant financial risk. The true cost emerges in ways that hurt your P&L statement:

  1. Catastrophic Product Loss: A single Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) event can instantly destroy a expensive component. This isn’t just the cost of the part; it’s the wasted labour, the halted production line, and the missed delivery deadlines.
  2. Latent Defects – The Silent Profit Killer: This is the most dangerous cost. A discharge doesn’t kill the component but weakens it. It passes your QA check, gets shipped to your customer (maybe a major tech brand in Singapore or the US), and fails weeks or months later. The result? Costly recalls, devastating brand damage, and the loss of hard-won contracts.
  3. Failed Compliance Audits: Global clients demand proof of a controlled ESD environment. An auditor will arrive, test your floor’s electrical resistance (Point-to-Point and Point-to-Ground), and if it fails, you fail. The cost of re-auditing, halting shipments, and urgently replacing the entire floor dwarfs the initial “savings.”
  4. Downtime and Productivity Loss: Troubleshooting random failures, recalibrating machines, and pulling products for re-testing steals valuable production time from your team.

Why Malaysian Conditions Demand a Higher Standard

Our tropical climate is a unique challenge. High humidity can mask the poor performance of a sub-standard ESD floor initially. However, during drier periods or in air-conditioned cleanrooms, its true (and failing) performance is revealed. A compliant floor must perform consistently 365 days a year, regardless of the weather outside.

Beyond the Tile: Why a “Total ESD System” is Non-Negotiable

An ESD floor doesn’t work in isolation. It is one component of a fully integrated system. This is where most suppliers fail. They provide a tile but ignore the ecosystem:

  • Proper Grounding: Is the floor correctly connected to a dedicated earth pit?
  • Seamless Integration: Are the conductive seams and bonds as effective as the tiles themselves?
  • Complementary ESD Equipment: Do the static-dissipative properties work in harmony with your ESD chairs, trolleys, and wrist straps?

A failure in any one of these areas creates a weak link, rendering your entire investment useless.

The TAKO Standard: Your Blueprint for Guaranteed Compliance

Since 1979, TAKO Astatic Technology has moved beyond merely supplying products. We engineer Certified ESD Compliance for our clients across Malaysia and Singapore.

Our process is what sets us apart and ensures you are never at risk:

  1. Expert Consultation & Gap Analysis: We begin by understanding your specific process, equipment, and compliance goals. Our consultants are engineers, not just salespeople.
  2. System Design & Solution Mapping: We don’t just sell a floor. We design a Total ESD System. This includes specifying the exact flooring material (conductive vinyl, static-dissipative tiles, epoxy resin), the grounding methodology, and compatibility with your existing ESD controls.
  3. Precision Installation by Certified Teams: Our own trained technicians handle the installation. We don’t outsource. This guarantees every seam, every ground connection, and every transition is executed to ANSI/ESD S20.20 specifications.
  4. Third-Party Validation & Certification: After installation, we don’t just take our own word for it. We provide independent, third-party test reports that prove your floor’s resistance values are within the stringent ANSI standard range. This is your undeniable proof for auditors.
  5. Long-Term Performance Assurance: With our solutions, you get peace of mind for the long haul. Our floors are built to withstand the demanding environments of Malaysian industry without degrading performance.

Your Next Step: From Risk to Assurance

You have two choices: continue hoping your current floor is adequate, or take definitive action to eliminate the risk.

TAKO offers a no-obligation ESD Audit and Facility Survey. Our expert will:

  • Test the electrical resistance of your current flooring.
  • Evaluate your entire ESD control process.
  • Provide a detailed report outlining any gaps in compliance.
  • Offer a transparent quotation for a guaranteed ANSI-standard solution.

Protecting your million-dollar production line shouldn’t be left to chance. It should be built on a certified foundation.

ESD floors meet international standards

Do your ESD floors meet international standards?

Yes. TAKO’s ESD Flooring Solutions meet ANSI/ESD S20.20, STM 7.1, STM 97.1, and STM 97.2.

Contact TAKO today. Let’s transform your ESD strategy from a hidden vulnerability into your strongest competitive advantage.

Disclaimer

The information provided in this guide regarding ESD Flooring is intended for educational and informational purposes only. While we strive to present accurate and current information about ESD Flooring Specialist Singapore for production operators, installation requirements, and performance standards, this content should not be considered as professional engineering advice or a substitute for consultation with qualified ESD Experts in Singapore & Malaysia.

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