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 A new, Electro-Static Dissipative material offers users a number of important benefits. Among them:
- · The ESD material is an integral part of the G10/FR4 glass epoxy base.
- · The surface resistivity can be supplied to the users specification.
- · It offers improved machinability and tighter tolerances.
- · Designed to meet MIL STD 1686.
While most ESD coatings are sprayed, painted or laminated to an insulating base, this product is physically part of the glass epoxy base. This, in turn, eliminates the potential chipping, cracking or peeling. Also, there is no need for paint booths, paint chemicals and other potentially dangerous and costly equipment and materials.
 G10/FR4
This material offers high mechanical strength at room temperature. It exhibits good dielectric loss and electrical strength under both dry and humid conditions. In addition, it has flame resistance of at least Class I in accordance with NEMA test method 7.11.
ESD
Designed to meet MIL STD 1686, this electro-static dissipative material can be supplied with a surface resistivity to any level from 105 to 1012 to meet customer specifications.
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Electrically Conductive
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Static Dissipative
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Insulator
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100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1020
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USES
Intended for use in static sensitive electronic equipment.
SIZES
Can be supplied in cut-to-size sheets per customer specifications.
To the best of Current's knowledge, the information contained herein is accurate. We do not accept any liability regarding the accuracy of completeness of such information. It is intended as a guide only. The entire responsibility in determining the suitability of any material described herein for any of the uses contemplated and the processing of such material is by the buyer.
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