Anti Static ESD Foam Roll PU EVA IXPE Conductive Material For
Shipping Tray
ESD Foam, also known as anti static Foam, is a versatile foam
material that can be used for ESD protection and packaging of
electrostatic-sensitive device that meets a variety of
requirements.
ESD foam is classified into different types based on resistance,
including antistatic foam, conductive foam, and static dissipative
foam. It is offered in the form of foam rolls, anti-static foam
sheets, foam blocks, ESD foam inserts, foam padding, plank foam,
and various foam shapes to accommodate diverse packaging needs.
Specification:
Types of ESD foam:
Anti-Static foam types | Ordinal ESD Foam Features | Foam Shape | ESD Type | Odor |
ESD PE Foam
| Single Thickness: 0.5-7mm | Roll / Sheet / Tray | Permanently | No Odor |
Laminated :100mm |
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Color: Black |
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ESD EVA Foam
| Single Thickness: 0.5-70mm | Sheet / Block/ Tray | Permanently | —– |
Laminated :100mm |
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Color: Black/Blue/Red |
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ESD EPE Foam
| Single Thickness: 3-50mm | Sheet / Tray/ Insert | Around 6 Months | No Odor |
Laminated :100mm |
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Color: Black,Pink, Red |
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ESD PU foam
| Single Thickness: 3-40mm | Sheet/ Block/ Tray | Around 6 Months | ——– |
Laminated :100mm |
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Color: Pink , Black |
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Types of ESD Tray:
Item | Foam Tray | Blister Tray | PP Injection molded Tray | Corrugated Tray | Foam Injection Molded Tray |
Material | PU/PE/EVA/EPE | PP/PS/PET | PP | PP | PP |
Color | Black/Pink/Red | Black/Transparent | Black | Black | Black |
Conductive Value | 10^3-10^5 | 10^3-10^5 | 10^4-10^9 | 10^3-10^5 | 10^5-10^8 |
ESD Value | 10^6-10^9 | 10^6-10^9 | 10^6-10^9 |
Customize | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
low cost | Medium Cost | High cost | Low cost | High cost |
FAQ:
Q1:How does the foam to be anti-static?
1)Adding antistatic agent
2)External coating anti-static liquid
The above two ways are most commonly used in the foam factory to
make the foam to be anti-static, through these two methods can
produce an effective anti-static packaging products for the
electronics field.
Q2:Why do electronics need ESD packaging?
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) refers to the flow of electricity
between two electrically charged objects. When static electricity
builds up, it can damage sensitive electronic devices.
Q3:What is the difference between polyethylene and polyurethane
foam?
Polyethylene is a firm, closed-cell foam.It is also sometimes used
as a top layer over softer foam in order to provide better footing
while the lower, softer foam adds some shock absorption. What is
polyurethane foam? Polyurethane is a softer, open-cell type of foam
that is made in varying degrees of firmness.
