Bsc Preferred BINT1826 Conductive Tray 200 Lb Capacity

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED BINT1826 is a permanently conductive tray designed for safe handling of sensitive electronic components. Constructed from fiberglass reinforced thermoset material, it supports up to 200 pounds of evenly distributed load while maintaining conductivity throughout its service life. The tray withstands temperatures from -40 to 350 degrees F, making it suitable for demanding industrial and electronics manufacturing environments. It resists abrasion and chemical exposure and remains unaffected by steam or water washing, supporting repeated use in cleanroom, assembly, and logistics workflows. Licensed electricians, electronics assembly technicians, and warehouse professionals handling ESD-sensitive components are the primary installers and users.

The BINT1826 is suited for electronics handling applications where electrostatic discharge protection is required. Typical use cases include component staging, transport between workstations, and storage in electronics assembly or repair facilities. The permanently conductive construction provides consistent ESD protection without coatings that can degrade over time. Its chemical and abrasion resistance makes it practical for environments that require regular tray cleaning with steam or water. This product is equivalent to part number S-19539.

Key Features

• Permanently conductive fiberglass reinforced thermoset construction for consistent ESD protection
• Supports up to 200 pounds of evenly distributed load
• Rated for temperatures from -40 to 350 degrees F
• Resistant to abrasion and chemical exposure
• Unaffected by steam or water washing for repeat use in clean environments
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-19539

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-equivalent replacement for part number S-19539. Suitable for electronics handling, assembly staging, and component transport applications requiring permanent conductivity and ESD protection.

Installation Notes

No installation tools are required for tray deployment. Before placing ESD-sensitive components, verify the work area and tray surfaces are properly grounded per applicable ESD control standards. Clean trays with steam or water as needed; no special drying procedures are required prior to reuse. Inspect trays periodically for physical damage that could compromise load capacity or surface conductivity.