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Seo Kyung and Hae Kwang Aluminum access flooring

When you need specialized flooring for your clean rooms, here at DBS we have the perfect solution for you with our Aluminum Raised Access Floor panels.

Why install Aluminum Raised Access Flooring in your clean room?

Our Aluminum access floor from Seo Kyung and Hae Kwang undergoes strict quality control to meet electrostatic or conductivity requirements. Each panel is carefully checked to eliminate any potential contaminants including adhesive residues. Allowing easy access to piping and electrical wiring that run under cleanroom floors, our aluminum panels will provide the benefits of raised access flooring while sustaining a super clean environment.

Common industries that benefit from Aluminum Raised Access Flooring:

Airflow Panels:

 

Standard: Perforated panels have a nominal open-air ratio ranging from

14-26% to meet specific airflow requirements inside cleanrooms.

High-output panels:  Grating panels have a nominal open-air ratio ranging from 26-55% facilitating unrestricted smooth airflow and minimizing vibration from rolling loads.

 

 

 

FreeAxez

Cable management system

DBS offers the FreeAxez Steel Gridd cable management system that is a great solution for keeping your cables clean, organized, and accessible, running in your floor rather than in the ceiling.

Why install FreeAxez Steel Gridd Cable Management System?

Gridd is a whole building design approach that integrates cable distribution technology throughout the entire building infrastructure. The modern office needs to organize a tremendous number of cables and wires to accommodate computer networks, telephones and general power requirements. We offer Gridd solution to create organized and efficient access to your cables, making your spaces flexible and easy to rearrange.

Common Industries that benefit from the FreeAxez Steel Gridd Cable Management System:

StaticSmart, StaticWorx and StaticStop etc. Static control floor finishes

At DBS, we offer various finishes for rooms with equipment sensitive to static electricity. These finishes generally come in three different categories: Antistatic, static dissipative and conductive. They all are available with a large variety of finishes and materials to suit your space and preference; carpet (also available as PosiTile, the 1-to-1 fit to the access floor), High Pressure Laminate (HPL), Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT), rubber, vinyl tile, etc.

  • DBS offers Static Dissipative ESD floor finish for server rooms, data centers, clean rooms, lab applications, etc

Where to install static control floor finishes?

Antistatic flooring should be installed in high traffic/high use networked environments to minimize nuisance static and to provide additional protection against static damage. ESD flooring should be installed anywhere the threat of uncontrolled static electricity buildup and discharge is a concern and could jeopardize the performance and operation of electronics systems or the handling, assembly, and repair of electronics. Conductive flooring should be installed in spaces where there are demands of low electrical resistance through the floor.

We can also supply floor finishes contributing to LEED points and LEED certification for your building. Contact us for more information.

Common areas where antistatic floor finishes are used

Examples of areas where ESD floor finishes are used

AirGuard

DBS offer AirGuard air sealing grommets, minimizing leakage from underfloor air plenums.

What are the AirGuard Grommets?

A round insert that can be dropped into a hole cut into an access floor panel. Used to protect the wiring insulation and the technician’s hand from being cut by sharp edges created when a panel is cut, it provides a pathway from beneath the access floor to allow for wiring equipment. Provided with a cover to prevent debris from falling through to the subfloor cavity. Typically black in color, available in several diameters ranging from 1.78″ to 8″. Sometimes called holios, sleeves, ports, trim, flange, and round molding. The split grommets allow product installation or removal without disturbing existing cables. 

PDU Cables

PDU cabling and connectors are designed specifically for access and underfloor
applications.

What is a PDU Cable?

A PDU Cable, branch circuit power distribution cable or “power whip” is a cable that carries power from a Power Distribution Unit (PDU) or Remote Power Panel (RPP) underneath a raised floor to power equipment in server rooms etc.

Where are PDU Cables used?

PDU Cables can be found in almost any environment that has a raised floor. 

Rittal

DBS offers Rittal Enclosures/Cabinets for innovative enclosure and housing technology for server rooms etc.

Why install Rittal Server Enclosures/Cabinets?

When considering safety and design flexibility, Rittal’s power isolation enclosure solution provides the capability to separate high and low voltage equipment, supporting compliance with NFPA 70E workplace safety standards.

Common Industries that would benefit from Rittal Enclosures/Cabinets

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Common Industries that would benefit from Rittal Enclosures/Cabinets

Why install Rittal Server Enclosures/Cabinets?

When considering safety and design flexibility, Rittal’s power isolation enclosure solution provides the capability to separate high and low voltage equipment, supporting compliance with NFPA 70E workplace safety standards.

 

Where are PDU Cables used?

PDU Cables can be found in almost any environment that has a raised floor. 

What is a PDU Cable?

A PDU Cable, branch circuit power distribution cable or “power whip” is a cable that carries power from a Power Distribution Unit (PDU) or Remote Power Panel (RPP) underneath a raised floor to power equipment in server rooms etc.

PDU Cables

PDU cabling and connectors are designed specifically for access and underfloor applications.

What are the AirGuard Grommets?

A round insert that can be dropped into a hole cut into an access floor panel. Used to protect the wiring insulation and the technician’s hand from being cut by sharp edges created when a panel is cut, it provides a pathway from beneath the access floor to allow for wiring equipment. Provided with a cover to prevent debris from falling through to the subfloor cavity. Typically black in color, available in several diameters ranging from 1.78″ to 8″. Sometimes called holios, sleeves, ports, trim, flange, and round molding. The split grommets allow product installation or removal without disturbing existing cables. 

Examples of areas where ESD floor finishes are used

Common areas where antistatic floor finishes are used

Where to install static control floor finishes?

Antistatic flooring should be installed in high traffic/high use networked environments to minimize nuisance static and to provide additional protection against static damage. ESD flooring should be installed anywhere the threat of uncontrolled static electricity buildup and discharge is a concern and could jeopardize the performance and operation of electronics systems or the handling, assembly, and repair of electronics. Conductive flooring should be installed in spaces where there are demands of low electrical resistance through the floor.

We can also supply floor finishes contributing to LEED points and LEED certification for your building. Contact us for more information.

Common Industries that benefit from the FreeAxez Steel Gridd Cable Management System:

Why install FreeAxez Steel Gridd Cable Management System?

Gridd is a whole building design approach that integrates cable distribution technology throughout the entire building infrastructure. The modern office needs to organize a tremendous number of cables and wires to accommodate computer networks, telephones and general power requirements. We offer Gridd solution to create organized and efficient access to your cables, making your spaces flexible and easy to rearrange.

Cable management system

DBS offers the FreeAxez Steel Gridd cable management system that is a great solution for keeping your cables clean, organized, and accessible, running in your floor rather than in the ceiling.

Airflow Panels

Standard: Perforated panels have a nominal open-air ratio ranging from

14-26% to meet specific airflow requirements inside cleanrooms.

High-output panels:  Grating panels have a nominal open-air ratio ranging from 26-55% facilitating unrestricted smooth airflow and minimizing vibration from rolling loads.

Common industries that benefit from Aluminum Raised Access Flooring

Why install Aluminum Raised Access Flooring in your clean room?

Our Aluminum access floor from Seo Kyung and Hae Kwang undergoes strict quality control to meet electrostatic or conductivity requirements. Each panel is carefully checked to eliminate any potential contaminants including adhesive residues. Allowing easy access to piping and electrical wiring that run under cleanroom floors, our aluminum panels will provide the benefits of raised access flooring while sustaining a super clean environment.