ESD 2-Ring Binder
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ESD 2-ring binder is designed for organizing work instructions, inspection records, technical drawings and production documents in electrostatic protected areas.
Its black cover is made from controlled-resistance polypropylene with a specified surface resistance of 10⁵–10⁹ Ω. Compared with conventional insulating plastic binders, the material helps reduce uncontrolled electrostatic charge accumulation around sensitive electronic devices and assemblies.
The two-ring metal mechanism keeps frequently used documents securely organized, while the wide spine and finger hole make the binder easy to identify, retrieve and handle at EPA workstations.
Key Features
- Static-dissipative PP construction
- Specified surface resistance of 10⁵–10⁹ Ω
- Two-ring metal binder mechanism
- Wide spine for production document storage
- Finger hole for convenient shelf retrieval
- Black cover with visible ESD identification
- Suitable for EPA workstations
- Bulk supply and custom identification options
Specification and Data
| Product name | Static-Dissipative ESD 2-Ring Binder |
| Cover material | Static-dissipative polypropylene |
| Color | Black |
| External dimensions | 280 × 320 × 75 mm |
| Binder mechanism | 2-ring metal mechanism |
| Surface Resistance | 10⁵–10⁹ Ω |
What Is an ESD Ring Binder?
An ESD ring binder is a controlled-resistance document organizer intended for use in electrostatic protected areas.
Ordinary plastic binders may behave as uncontrolled insulators and accumulate electrostatic charge through handling, friction and contact separation. A static-dissipative binder helps reduce this risk when it is used as part of a complete ESD control program.
The binder does not replace personnel grounding, ESD work surfaces, conductive flooring or other grounding and verification measures required by the facility.
Applications
The ESD 2-ring binder can be used for organizing:
- Work instructions at EPA workstations
- Standard operating procedures
- Production process documents
- Quality-control records
- Inspection checklists
- Technical drawings and schematics
- Equipment maintenance records
- Component handling instructions
- PCB assembly documentation
- Semiconductor production records
- Training documents in electronics manufacturing areas
