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ESD Proof watch strap

05/21/2007 2:00 AM

Hi I am a Souring person by professsion and I am currently looking for a watch strap(any material) which should be ESD proof. The application is with semiconductors. Please help me if you would know some sources. my e-mail ID : ram@oneindia.in Thanks Ram
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Re: ESD Proof watch strap

05/21/2007 3:03 PM

Ahhh, metal. You should already be using an ESD earthing strap when working with static-sensitive devices (hence the metal strap).

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05/22/2007 2:58 AM

Contact

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_IN/Products3/Dir/

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Re: ESD Proof watch strap

05/22/2007 7:56 AM

I don't quite understand "ESD proof."

There are different ESD Classifications. I can't find my notes so please don't quote my #'s.

Class 0= 0-400volt differential

Class 1 401-800volt differential and so forth up to Class 4

The trick is to have no chance for static to jump from piont A to point B

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