BC.20VSE, Facom Electrical Safety Mat 600mm x 1m x 3.2mm, Диэлектрический коврик

Facom BC.20V SE 1000V Electrical Safety Bench / Floor Mat

Introducing a versatile anti-static ESD mat from Facom. This mat is suitable for use on a bench or floor applications, offers thick a 3.2mm layer ESD mat that’s hard-wearing with a hardness level of 60 DIDC. The smooth surface makes cleaning up quick and easy.

Features and Benefits:

• Professional 3.2mm thick rubber insulating mat provides safety for operatives against electrical shocks
• Ideal for use in front of switchboards and high voltage equipment
• Tested to 20,000V
• Made from extremely durable rubber with hardness 60DIDC
• Insulation by cladding grounds
• Can be used as bench mat or floor mat
• Weight 2,5kg

Approvals & Certification:

• NF C 18-421
• NFC 48-420

Typical Application:

ESD safe mats help to create an ESD protected area (EPA). This is a defined space where all surfaces, objects, people and ESD Sensitive Devices (ESDs) are kept at the same electrical potential. This is achieved by using anti-static materials such as rubber. The mats can be used on your worktop bench or the floor. You can also use ESD safe gloves and ESD safe footwear to ensure optimum personal grounding and protection. It's important to create an EPA because electrostatic discharge can cause safety issues and damage your electrical components.

Anti-static matting should be laid out in the workshops or advanced laboratories for microelectronic industries such as electronic semi-conduct devices, electronic computers, electronic communication equipment and integrated circuits.

FAQs:

Does this mat need cleaning?
For optimum electrical performance, the surface must be cleaned regularly using an ESD mat cleaner. Do not use cleaners with silicone, silicone build-up has insulating properties and will create a film on the surface.

What's the size of this mat?
This mat is 100 cm long, 60cm wide and 3.2mm thick.

Standards

NFC 48420 (mat) and NFC18415(gloves)

Facom

Datasheet

Matting Selection Guide