Conductive Terrazzo Flooring Guide

Conductive Terrazzo Flooring is a specialized type of terrazzo designed to control static electricity while maintaining the classic beauty of terrazzo. Made from a mix of conductive materials, such as marble chips, quartz, or glass, embedded in a conductive resin or cement base, this flooring offers both functionality and aesthetics. The conductive elements within the terrazzo ensure that static electricity is safely dissipated, making it ideal for environments like electronics manufacturing, healthcare facilities, and laboratories, where electrostatic discharge (ESD) can pose risks. In addition to its static control properties, conductive terrazzo flooring is durable, low-maintenance, and resistant to stains, moisture, and heavy foot traffic, offering a seamless, polished surface that combines practicality with timeless elegance.

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