73907 - Statshield® Smock, Jacket with Knitted Cuffs, Burgundy, 4X-Large

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Stock Location: MIAMI, FL

Country Of Origin: USA

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Gross Weight²: 0.70 lb

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Statshield® Smocks – Jackets with Cuffs -

ANSI/ESD S20.20

Statshield® Smocks – Jackets with Cuffs - ANSI/ESD S20.20

Groundable Static Control Garment System Tested Per ANSI/ESD S20.20-2007 (RTG < 3.5 X 10E7) Requirements
Allows operators and smock to be bonded or electrically connected to ground to prevent ESD events in ESD Protected Areas.
Conductive Knitted Cuff With Hip-To-Cuff Grounding
Allows operator to connect coil cord to snap to the hip of the smock for “hands-free” grounding, keeping the coil cord out of the workstation.
Minimum Of 9% Carbon Conductive Nylon Fibers Woven In Chain-Link Design
Provides continuous and consistent charge dissipation throughout lifetime of smock.
Creates Faraday Cage Effect Around Torso And Arms Of Operator
Shields ESD charges from operators’ clothing from damaging ESD sensitive devices.
Panel To Panel Conductivity
Prevents isolated charged conductor in ESD Protected Area.
2-Year/100 Launderings Limited Warranty – Click HERE For Test Results
Extended lifetime of garment will maintain its electrical and ESD properties.
To See In-Use Picture Of Desco’s Hip-To-Cuff, Click Here
Made In The United States of America
This item is made and stocked in Miami, FL.

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What the ESD Association says about ESD Garments

Per ESD Handbook TR 20.20 paragraph 5.3.13.3.1.3 Garment Construction “The electrical integrity of the seams is critical and should be verified by electrical continuity measurements between all panels of the garment (ESD STM 2. 1).” To test ESD Smock, See Desco 19787 Surface Resistance Test Kit