Static Shielding Bag with Zip, metal-in

Static Shielding Bag with Zip Protects ESD-sensitive components and assemblies from all harmful aspects of static electricity. Their Faraday cage design ensures ESD safety.

How do ESD bags work?

Static shielding bags protect ESD-sensitive products from static electricity that may build up inside or outside the bag. The innermost layer of the bag is constructed from a static dissipative polyethene surrounded by a layer of aluminium shielding a material.

Therefore allows you to safely touch ESD-sensitive products without the danger of static damage. The intermediary layer is an aluminium sheet that offers additional protection against static and physical damage.

Finally, the outermost section of the bag is a polyester that helps dissipate external static charges.

What is ESD?

For instance, An acronym for Electrostatic discharge, ESD is a damaging and potentially dangerous discharge of electricity which can damage sensitive equipment.

Devices such as semiconductors and microchips, circuit boards, and anything which uses or operates by electricity can technically be damaged.

Sizes available (all sizes are external):

• 6cm x 9cm
• 8cm x 12cm
• 9cm x 13cm
• 12cm x 15cm
• 13cm x 18cm
• 15cm x 20cm
• 18cm x 20cm
• 21cm x 23cm

Technical data

• Series: BT-SB1000
• Material: VMPET/PE
• Thickness：3mils +/-5%
• Two-sided seal, seal with 8mm, with zip lock.
• No printing
• Internal and external surface resistance: 100 Mega Ω – 100 Giga Ω

Package included:

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