- EMI Shielding
Meets requirements of MIL-PRF-81705D, Type 1
- Superior MVB Protection - 6.5 mil thick
<0.005 grams MVTR
- >30lb puncture strength
- Integral antistatic, low tribocharging properties
Bag contents will not electrostatically charge during movement
- Integral static dissipative properties
Not topically treated, not humidity dependent, won't wear off
- Manufactured on specially designed soft fold converting machines
Prevents scratches and creases maintaining the integrity of Faraday Cage shielding protection
- Large 3/8" wide seals - high performance interior sealing layer
Greater sealing surface provides greater seal strength compared to comparable products with 1/8" wide seals; higher quality, more durable
- Identified with ESD Protective Symbol as required by ANSI/ESD S541 with lot code #.
Improved quality control tracking and identified as ESD packaging.
- Lot coded
Quality control traceability
- Polycarbonate compatible containing no amines or N-octanic acid
Non-corrosive, will not contaminate parts
- Testable to industry standards
Meets or exceeds one or more of the following standards: electrical and physical requirements of ANSI/ESD S20.20, Mil-PRF-81705D Type I, EIA 541, EIA 625, MIL-STD-1686, and EIA 583
- Lead-free RoHS compliant
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- To see Desco’s Statshield High Puncture Moisture Barrier bags being used at a workstation, click here
- Thickness:
Nominal .0065" (.1651mm) ±10%
- Made in America
The bag's material meets the performance specification requirements of Mil-PRF-81705D, Type I.
"...it is important to take possible temperature exposure into account when shipping electronic parts. It is particularly important to consider what happens to the interior of a package if the environment has high humidity. If the temperature varies across the dew point of the established interior environment of the package, condensation may occur. The interior of a package should either contain desiccant or the air should be evacuated from the package during the sealing process. The package itself should have a low WVTR." (ESD Handbook TR20.20 section 5.4.3.2.2)
Sold in packages of 100 bags packaged in a protective oversized ESD bag
ANSI/ESD S541 Section 6.2 Outside an EPA:
“Transportation of sensitive products outside of an EPA shall require packaging that provides:
1. Low charge generation
2. Dissipative or conductive materials for intimate contact
3. A structure that provides electrostatic discharge shielding.”
Desco’s bags are recyclable
Mixed unsortable plastic scrap shall contain assorted plastics of multiple grades that are co-extruded, bonded or laminated together which are unsortable into individual grades.
Desco ESD Bags Are Generally Reusable
For best results, bag inventory should be continually replenished. It is recommended that standard packs of bags should be stored in its original packaging in a climate controlled environment where the temperature ranges from 45 degrees F to 70 degrees F and relative humidity is 50%. Bags should not be stored in ultraviolet sunlight, moisture, or heat because the aluminum shielding layer could oxidize if exposed to these conditions.
We have no reports of degradation of ESD control properties of bags sealed in original standard pack packaging. Protektive Pak's Limited Warranty expressly warrants that for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, Protektive Pak products will be free of defects in material (parts) and workmanship (labor). Before using and after one year from purchase date, users shall determine the suitability of the Statshield ESD Bags for their intended use. Users assume all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith. Mishandling or improper storage may render an ESD Bag unusable to perform its function. ESD Bags that are ripped, torn, or scratched should be discarded.
From ANSI/ESD S20.20 section 6.2.4.2. Packaging Guidance: "The objective of ESD protective packaging is to prevent a direct electrostatic discharge to the ESDS item contained within and allow for dissipation of charge from the exterior surface. In addition, the packaging should minimize charging of the ESDS item in response to an external electrostatic field and triboelectrification. They may also lose static shielding properties by crumpling, puncturing and folding."
Some end users reuse a