Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can cause serious damage to sensitive electronic components, disrupt cleanroom operations, and compromise product integrity. Antistatic control products are essential for maintaining safe, compliant environments in electronics manufacturing, laboratories, and precision assembly areas. Rapid provides a range of solutions, from ESD gloves to antistatic mats, designed to prevent static build-up and protect both personnel and equipment.
Cleanroom Supplies & ESD Gloves
Cleanroom supplies are designed to meet strict contamination control standards. In ESD-sensitive environments, these supplies often include antistatic properties to prevent electrostatic damage. Items such as disposable garments, wipes, and packaging materials help maintain cleanliness while supporting ESD safety protocols.
ESD gloves are a key part of personal protection in static-sensitive areas. Made from conductive or dissipative materials, these gloves allow static charges to flow safely to ground, reducing the risk of component damage during handling. They’re commonly used in electronics assembly, inspection, and repair tasks where direct contact with circuitry is unavoidable.
ESD Boxes, Mats & Workstation Control
ESD boxes provide safe storage and transport for static-sensitive components. Constructed from conductive or dissipative materials, these boxes shield contents from external static fields and prevent charge accumulation. They’re ideal for PCB handling, component sorting, and inventory management in ESD-controlled areas.
Antistatic mats are used on workbenches and floors to create grounded surfaces that dissipate static charges. These mats are typically paired with wrist straps and grounding cords to form a complete ESD-safe workstation. Floor mats also help protect mobile personnel from generating static as they move through the workspace.
Office Signs & Labels: Reinforcing ESD Awareness
Clear signage and labeling are vital for maintaining ESD safety protocols. Office signs and labels help identify ESD-protected areas, mark compliant equipment, and remind staff of handling procedures. These visual cues support training efforts and reduce the risk of accidental static exposure in shared or multi-use environments.
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