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General & FAQs

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What Makes Zero Static Different from Other Anti-Static Products?

Not All Anti-Static Products Are Created Equal

At Zero Static, we know customers want results they can trust — without damaging surfaces or compromising safety. Here’s how we stand apart from the competition.

✅ Surface Compatibility

Most anti-static sprays are designed for a narrow range of surfaces (like electronics or clothing). Zero Static is made for general-purpose use across:


  • Plastic and acrylic

  • Metal and powder-coated surfaces

  • Painted and laminated materials

  • Vinyl flooring and workstations

  • Glass, rubber, and more

✅ Water-Based, Non-Flammable Formula

Unlike solvent-based anti-static products that may smell strong or pose flammability risks, Zero Static is:


  • Water-based

  • Non-toxic and low-odour

  • Safe to use indoors

  • Free from alcohols and harsh chemicals

This makes it ideal for homes, offices, warehouses, and industrial workspaces.

✅ Long-Lasting Protection

Many sprays work for minutes — Zero Static is formulated to last for days to weeks, depending on surface type and foot traffic. Regular use helps prevent static build-up, not just reduce it temporarily.

✅ Flexible Options: Ready-to-Use and Concentrate

Choose what suits you:


  • GeneralClear Ready-to-Use (ZS100R) — perfect for quick application

  • GeneralClear Concentrate (ZS100C) — dilute to your needs, save on cost, and reduce plastic waste

✅ Designed for Real-World Use

We built Zero Static for more than just electronics labs. It's used by:


  • Electronics assemblers and repairers

  • Cleanrooms and testing labs

  • Composite decking suppliers

  • Warehouses and logistics teams

  • Office fit-out companies

  • Everyday users wanting static-free surfaces

✅ Australian-Owned, Local Support

Zero Static is an Australian business with fast shipping, local service, and documentation tailored to Australian safety standards.

FAQs

How does Zero Static compare to anti-static clothes sprays?
Clothing sprays are made for fabrics and often leave residue or odour. Ours is better suited for hard surfaces and industrial environments.

Is Zero Static ESD-safe certified?
Our products support ESD-safe environments but are not ANSI/ESD S541-2019 certified. They're commonly used in ESD-safe setups as a supplementary measure.

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