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ElectraWear
Cool Comfort ESD Smocks
Short Sleeve ESD Smocks $22.95 Each!
We
challenge you to find a Cooler ESD smock!
Long sleeve esd smocks
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Surround yourself with ESD
protection and stay cool while doing it!
After all,
comfortable production technicians produce more product.
ESD
compliant technicians produce more successful
product! |
Just in time for those hot summer
production schedules!
ElectraWear Cool Comfort short sleeve esd smocks are
manufactured from a light weight yet extremely durable synthetic
/ carbon composite. Cool comfort esd smocks are designed
for use with short sleeve shirts eliminating tribocharging long
sleeves at the source. Our conductive collar maintains good skin
to smock conductivity. Cool Comfort garments are also available with our (patent
pending)
conductive collar ribbon that
slips into the technicians
shirt (at the collar) and maintains intimate contact with the skin for outstanding electrical decay and optimum reduction of
tribocharging. And, unlike some heavy uncomfortable cotton blend esd smocks
Cool Comfort won't shed fibers and handles repeated
washings with ease. In fact Cool Comfort Smocks
are Warranted to maintain
conductivity at 150 washings minimum (50 more than the
competition).
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- Non-linting, comfortable
cool and breathable design.
- Compliant:
ANSI/ESD
S20.20-2007,
Static Control Garment.
ESD
TR53 "garment" results you can count on!
Lapel collar, patch pockets,
reliable enclosed zip front closure.
Decay 0.01 sec. Light weight, durable, great fit!
4 mm male grounding stud
above each bottom pocket.
Optional 10' grounding cord
only $2.63 ea!
98% Polyester, 2% carbon
suffused nylon filament, tightly woven cross hatch conductive fibers for
ULTIMATE conductivity and clean room compliant
to class 1000 and above.
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And, like
ALL of our ElectraWear ESD Smocks
Our long term
flawless electrical performance is unparalleled!
In our testing utilizing
the new TR53 sleeve to sleeve test methods (as required in
ANSI/ESD S20.20-2007) Cool Comfort came in at a reliable 4.24E06
at 38%rH, 67o F. and are fully compliant and
tested / inspected to the tough S2.1 protocol.
ElectraWear short sleeve smocks are designed for use by
employees wearing short sleeve shirts and are not recommended
for use as the primary method of grounding (as a replacement for
ESD wrist or heel straps). For primary grounding smocks please visit our
ElectraWear Ultimate.
ElectraWear garments are manufactured in strict compliance with
requirements of ISO9001 and ISO14001 and made with a continuous polyester / conductive
filament thread subjected to rigorous testing for ESD protective performance,
cleanliness/ particle shedding and durability. Utilizing HAD
(Human Active Dynamics), advanced kinematics and physiology our
esd garments are designed for fit and ergonomic comfort while providing the long
lasting permanent ESD protective conductivity your ESD
program demands.
ElectraWear ESD
Smocks
Where ESD hits the ground!
ESD Short Sleeve Smocks
ESD Smock, short sleeve: PN 634 SMZ-SS
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Size |
Price ea. |
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Small |
$22.95 |
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Medium |
$22.95 |
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Large |
$22.95 |
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X-Large |
$22.95 |
2X to 5X Large only $2.00 more!
Optional 10' grounding cord only $2.63 ea!
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Can't find the esd smock your looking for in our
selection? Want consistency with the ones
you're already using? We manufacture custom
smocks FAST and typically save you 25 to 50%! Any
style any type, most materials (minimums may apply). Just give us a call! |
Cleaning instructions
Machine: Wash smocks at
temps of under 104 deg F, use proper amount of a mild
non-ionic/anionic detergent
(like Tide 2x or similar) that contains no fabric softeners. Do
not bleach.
If smock has a zipper closure system ZIP before washing. Wash smocks separately, do not mix with other
industrial laundry. Do not dry at temperatures over 120
deg, do not tunnel dry. These smocks will dry very quickly,
do not over dry. Hand washing: These
smocks may be hand washed with the same basic instructions as
above.
New
 The
new test methods for esd smocks, helpful hints when testing to
TR 53, differences between the methods
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