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Features

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Provides ESD and physical protection for ESD sensitive compnonets; with lid

in place, shielding creates “Faraday Cage” restricting electrostatic charges to

exterior to ship or store ESD sensitive items outside an ESD protected area

Available with optional lid, steel reinforcing frame for additional strength and

durability, ESD handles, and permanently static dissipative bottom foam pad

for cushioning

Impregnated corrugated material; greater durability than coated or printed

material

Constructed with double sides, double (boxes under 6” deep) or triple (boxes

over 6” deep) ends, and single (boxes under 6” deep) or double (boxes over

6” deep) thickness bottom for greater durability

Static dissiapative surface of 10E6 - 10E8 ohms - minimizing the potential of

rapid discharge or sparking

Buried shielding layer minimizing the potential of sloughing and rub-off

contamination

Made from 100% recycled material, and is 100% recyclable

No tooling cost

Easy assebmly without the need for tape, glue, or staples

Reusable, ensuring low cost

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SPECIFICATIONS

Properties

Electrostatic Decay

Surface Resistance

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Surface Resistance, Low R.H. Cut-off

High-Voltage Discharge Resistance

Static Shielding

Charged Device Model (CDM) Safety

Current-Carrying Hazard

Corrosivity

Antistat Transfer

Water & Isopropyl Alcohol Extraction

Tests for Antistat Permanence

Sloughing Test

Recyclability

Biodegradability

Volume Conductivity

Shelf Life

Typical Values

0.01 seconds at 72°F and 11.8% R.H.

10E6 - 10E8 ohms/sq. after 11 days at 68°F and 12% R.H.

for surface. 10E3 - 10E4 ohms/sq. for buried shielding layer

4% R.H.

Failure rate 0/5 (no oxide damage in five consecutive tests)

99.9% attenuation at 10kV; 99.6% attenuation at 30kV

RTG >10E7 ohms at 86% R.H. or less

10E3 mA at 110V; 10E3 mA at 220V

Contains 1-3 ppm reducible sulfur

No transfer

Surface resistance 10E8 - 10E9 ohms/square at 74°F

and 36% R.H.

Negligible surface damage at 10 cycles and <5% of surface

damage at 200 cycles in Taber Abrasion Test.

No conductive particles abrased from surface

Complete recyclability of package

Biodegradation in or on moist soil

Conductivity from wall to wall as well as across surface

to assure permanence of the antistatic property

Indefinite

Test Procedures/Method

FED-STD-101, Method 4046

See reverse side for

available sizes.

ASTM D257

Rockwell International Test Report of December 20, 1991

EIA 541, appendix E, capacitive probe test

Rockwell International Test Report of December 20, 1991

ESD from A to Z

FED-STD-101, Method 3005 for reducible sulfur

Rockwell International Test Report of January 8, 1992

ASTM D4060 at 70 rpm with CS-17 abrasive-coated

wheels and 1000 grams load

Rockwell International Test Report of January 8, 1992

Made in the

United States of America

STORAGE CONTAINERS

PROTEKTIVE PAK

13520 MONTE VISTA AVENUE, CHINO, CA 91710

PHONE (909) 627-2578, FAX (909) 363-7331

ProtektivePak.com

Employee Owned

DRAWING NUMBER

37500

DATE:

September

2011

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