BENEFITS & FEATURES
DISSIPATIVE BOTTLES MADE BY R&R LOTION
Permanently dissapative to protect your valuable static sensitive printed circuitry
LOW TRIBO-CHARGING
Will not easily produce a charge when moved or lifted
SQUARE SHAPE
Provides stability and saves storage space
AVAILABLE IN TWO PUMP STYLES
Two styles allow customization of your container requirements
| Part Number | Description | Dimensions / Interdiameter |
| SD-4-ESD | 118 ml, Dissipative | 5.5" x 5.5"/2.8 |
| SD-6-ESD | 177 ml, Dissipative | 8.3" x 5.3" / 2.8 |
| SD-8-ESD | 236 ml, Dissipative | 9" x 5.6" / 3.1 |
PRODUCT SPECS
RESISTANCE POINT TO POINT (RTT)
109 to 1010/square
STATIC DECAY TESTING OF STATIC
DECAY
Most specifications for static safe material were initially written for packaging material. These specifications are also referenced for many other static safe applications.
Static Decay Testing at 12% Relative Humidity
According to packaging material specifications such as Mil-PRF-81705E and other methods which reference MIL-STD-3010C, Method 4046 (formerly FTM 101C, Method 4046), a material that has been preconditioned at 12% R.H. for a minimum of 24 hours should have a static decay time of less than 2.0 seconds when measured to a 1% (50 volt) cutoff level to be considered acceptable for use in Static Safe applications.
With an average of 0.01 and 0.22 seconds respectively for Groups A and B, the samples met the static decay requirement of the specification and should be acceptable for use in static safe applications referencing this requirement. The sample Group C exhibited no dissipative characteristics and would be classified as insulative.