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Views: 10 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2024-05-21 Origin: Site
Conventional computer room decoration floors will use anti-static raised floors, which facilitates floor wiring and later maintenance, and protects large mechanical equipment in the computer room from damage. Laying anti-static raised floors is also particular. Whenever it is necessary to install a raised floor, I believe many purchasers will be confused. There are so many varieties of anti-static raised floors. Which anti-static raised floor should we choose? Today, the editor will take you to learn about the differences between steel anti-static raised floors and calcium sulfate anti-static raised floors. These two types of raised floors are made of different materials.
Widely used in electronic computer rooms, satellite ground station rooms, radio control rooms, television transmitter control rooms, microwave communication station rooms, program-controlled switch rooms, clean workshops, electronic instrument factory assembly workshops, confidential optical instrument manufacturing workshops, hospitals, schools, etc. Occasions with anti-static requirements include large and medium-sized computer rooms, communication rooms represented by switches, military, economic, national security, aviation, aerospace and transportation controlled by computers.
Calcium sulfate anti-static raised flooring uses calcium sulfate as the base material. The front side of the panel is decorated with PVC or HPL materials. The back side is bonded with galvanized sheets. The edges are sealed with PVC.The floor is not susceptible to moisture and deformation, has a longer burning resistance, and has a long service life. The installed floor A passage is formed below to facilitate wiring and line maintenance under the floor. The floor does not require degreasing, phosphating, and plastic spraying. It has good flatness, no edge warping, is environmentally friendly, has high strength, and has good sealing and stability.
The steel anti-static raised floor is made of high-quality alloy cold-rolled steel plate, which is formed by spot welding after stretching. The outer surface is electrostatically sprayed after phosphating, and the inner cavity is filled with standard pure cement. The upper surface is pasted with high-wear-resistant and fireproof high-pressure laminate (HPL) or PVC board (bare board without veneer), thickened steel plate, super load-bearing . Paste thickened and wear-resistant HPL veneer, which is highly wear-resistant, and treated with thickened balance paper to completely solve the problem of breakage. There are no black edges around, and the paving effect is beautiful and elegant.
Structure of steel anti-static raised flooring
Structure of calcium sulphate anti-static raised flooring
Easier to install due to its lighter weight. Typically involves placing panels on a grid of pedestals and stringers.
Requires more effort due to its heavier weight. Installation also involves a grid system but may need additional support structures.
Generally easier to maintain as the panels are more resistant to impact and wear.
While durable, the panels can be more susceptible to damage from heavy impacts and may require careful handling during maintenance.
Often more cost-effective initially, especially for large installations due to its lower material and shipping costs.
Typically higher initial costs due to the material and weight, which can increase shipping and handling expenses.
May incur lower long-term costs due to its durability and ease of maintenance.
Potentially higher long-term costs if panels need to be replaced more frequently due to damage.
Ideal for environments where weight and ease of installation are critical, such as data centers and offices with frequent layout changes.
Suitable for applications requiring excellent sound and thermal insulation, such as conference rooms, libraries, and other quiet areas.
Generally offers good fire resistance due to the non-combustible nature of steel.
Offers excellent fire resistance, as calcium sulfate is inherently fire-resistant.
Highly recyclable, contributing to sustainability.
Often made from recycled materials, and the panels can be recycled at the end of their life cycle.
Choosing between steel anti-static raised flooring and calcium sulfate anti-static raised flooring depends on specific project requirements, including weight, cost, environmental impact, and desired properties like sound insulation and fire resistance. Understanding the differences and similarities between these flooring types can help in making an informed decision to meet the needs of your environment.
