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Decorative elements

Decorative elements for Karl SINTRO tables are colour-coated cover panels that clad the side faces of the table frames and define the visual appearance of the workstation. Three heights are available depending on the frame type: 210x470 mm for standard frames, 320x470 mm for height-adjustable frames and 460x470 mm for full-height cladding. Panels are supplied in several colours, identified by the colour code in the article number suffix (.02, .03, .04, .06, .08, .70).

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How to choose Decorative elements

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features

⚙ Three height classes - 210, 320 and 460 mm height, each 470 mm wide, matched to the SINTRO frame type

✦ Multiple colour variants - suffixes .02, .03, .04, .06, .08, .70 indicate colour finish

✓ Frame-type specific - separate articles for standard frame, height-adjustable frame and full cladding

📦 18 articles in the range - all three height classes in the standard colour variants available

Selection by frame type

Frame type	Article series	Dimensions (HxW)
Standard table frame	25.800.xx	210x470 mm
Height-adjustable frame	25.820.xx	320x470 mm
Full-height cladding	25.840.xx	460x470 mm

Typical applications

Typical applications: Creating a uniform visual appearance for assembly and inspection workstations, colour-coding workplaces by function or department, and cladding open table frames to prevent dust accumulation on frame profiles in production environments.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Decorative elements

What are Karl Sintro decorative elements and what industrial applications do they serve?

Karl Sintro decorative elements are modular aesthetic panels designed for industrial ESD workstation systems, specifically engineered to integrate with Karl's Sintro table series while maintaining electrostatic discharge protection. These elements serve electronics manufacturing facilities, semiconductor assembly lines, precision instrument calibration laboratories, and cleanroom environments where visual organization and static control are simultaneously critical. The system offers three dimensional configurations including 460x470mm standard panels, 320x470mm height-adjustable variants, and 210x470mm compact options for standard table frames.

What are the key technical selection criteria for Karl Sintro decorative elements?

Selection of Karl Sintro decorative elements requires matching panel dimensions to specific table frame configurations, with 460x470mm elements designed for standard Sintro tables, 320x470mm variants for height-adjustable frames, and 210x470mm panels for compact standard frames. Critical selection parameters include ESD surface resistance values maintaining 10^6 to 10^9 ohms per square according to IEC 61340-5-1 requirements, material compatibility with cleanroom cleaning agents, and visual coding systems for workflow organization. The elements must integrate with existing Karl Sintro infrastructure while preserving the complete electrostatic discharge path from work surface through frame to ground connection.

Which international standards and certifications apply to Karl Sintro decorative elements?

Karl Sintro decorative elements comply with IEC 61340-5-1 standard for electrostatic discharge control in electronics manufacturing environments, ensuring surface resistance values remain within the specified 10^6 to 10^9 ohms per square range for dissipative materials. The elements meet DIN EN 100015 requirements for ESD protective workstations and conform to ISO 14040 environmental management principles for sustainable workplace design. Additional compliance includes ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU for explosive atmosphere applications where required, particularly in chemical processing and pharmaceutical manufacturing environments where static discharge poses explosion risks.

What are the main differences between Karl Sintro decorative element variants?

The primary distinction between Karl Sintro decorative element variants lies in dimensional specifications matching specific table frame types, with 460x470mm elements designed for standard Sintro tables, 320x470mm variants engineered for height-adjustable frames, and compact 210x470mm panels for standard fixed-height table frames. Height-adjustable compatible elements feature reinforced mounting systems accommodating vertical movement while maintaining consistent ESD continuity, whereas standard frame elements utilize simplified attachment mechanisms. Color variations within each dimensional category are indicated by the final two digits in model numbers, enabling visual workflow management and departmental organization systems throughout manufacturing facilities.

What are the installation requirements and system compatibility for Karl Sintro decorative elements?

Karl Sintro decorative elements require direct mounting to compatible Sintro table frame systems using proprietary slide-in connection mechanisms that ensure continuous electrical conductivity from panel to frame ground path. Installation demands verification of ESD continuity using standard resistance measurement equipment, confirming values between 10^6 to 10^9 ohms from any point on the decorative surface to the workstation ground connection. The elements integrate exclusively with Karl Sintro modular workstation infrastructure, requiring matching frame profiles and standardized mounting channels for proper mechanical and electrical connection. Pre-installation verification includes confirming adequate clearance for height-adjustable variants during full vertical travel.

What safety ratings and environmental specifications apply to Karl Sintro decorative elements?

Karl Sintro decorative elements maintain IP20 ingress protection rating suitable for standard industrial environments while preserving ESD surface resistance between 10^6 to 10^9 ohms across an operating temperature range of -5°C to +60°C. The elements demonstrate resistance to common industrial cleaning solvents including isopropyl alcohol and ammonia-based solutions without degradation of electrostatic properties over minimum 5000 cleaning cycles. Material composition ensures flame retardancy according to UL94-V0 classification for electronics manufacturing safety requirements, while maintaining low outgassing characteristics meeting ISO 14644 cleanroom compatibility standards for semiconductor and pharmaceutical production environments.

What maintenance schedule and service life requirements apply to Karl Sintro decorative elements?

Karl Sintro decorative elements require quarterly ESD resistance verification testing using standard resistance meters to confirm surface values remain within the 10^6 to 10^9 ohm specification range, with complete documentation per IEC 61340-5-1 compliance protocols. Monthly cleaning using approved antistatic cleaning solutions maintains surface conductivity while preserving aesthetic appearance, with annual deep cleaning inspection including verification of mounting system integrity and electrical continuity to frame ground connections. The elements demonstrate minimum 10-year service life under normal industrial conditions with proper maintenance, requiring immediate replacement if resistance measurements exceed specified limits or visible damage compromises ESD protection throughout the workstation system.