WHY SURFACE CONTROL MATTERS
IN DATA CENTERS
Data centers depend on highly controlled environments. The concrete floors, walls and other architectural surfaces surrounding critical technology can influence moisture, airborne particulates, cleanliness and long-term facility performance.
PARTICULATE
CONTROL
Dust and particles from porous or degrading surfaces can contribute to airborne contamination around sensitive equipment and high-performance infrastructure.
MOISTURE
CONTROL
Moisture moving through concrete can contribute to efflorescence, coating problems and premature system failure if the substrate is not properly addressed.
CONTAMINANT &
CORROSION CONTROL
Airborne chemical contaminants, moisture and salts can create additional risks within technical environments and around sensitive infrastructure.
SURFACE
DEGRADATION
Aging, chalking and wear can turn floors, walls and ceilings into potential sources of particulate migration within controlled environments.
Protecting the physical environment means looking beyond the equipment itself—to the floors, walls and ceilings surrounding it.