Bsc Preferred STC110 Esd Shielding Bags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED STC110 is a case of 1000 heat-sealable ESD shielding bags designed to protect electrostatic discharge-sensitive electronic components during storage and transit. Each bag features a transparent multi-layer construction that guards against static charge buildup, and every bag is printed with the standard ESD warning symbol for clear visual identification. These bags are intended for commercial use by electronics technicians, field service professionals, and facilities handling static-sensitive devices such as circuit boards, sensors, and control modules.

These bags are suited for commercial environments where ESD-sensitive components are regularly handled, packaged, or staged for shipment. Typical applications include electronics repair benches, HVAC control board replacements, and industrial parts distribution where static protection is a required part of the handling workflow. The case quantity of 1000 makes this an efficient bulk supply for service shops and distribution operations with consistent throughput of sensitive parts.

Key Features

• Multi-layer construction shields contents from electrostatic discharge
• Transparent film allows visual identification of contents without opening
• ESD warning symbol printed on each bag for compliance visibility
• Heat-sealable closure for secure, tamper-evident packaging
• Sold in a case quantity of 1000 bags for high-volume use
• Intended for commercial use with ESD-sensitive electronic devices

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ESD shielding bag for commercial use with electrostatic discharge-sensitive electronic components and assemblies. This product is equivalent to part number S-2658.

Installation Notes

ESD shielding bags should be used at a properly grounded static-safe workstation in accordance with applicable ESD control standards. Always seal bags completely before handling or transporting sensitive components. Do not reuse bags that show punctures, tears, or compromised seams, as barrier integrity cannot be guaranteed. Personnel handling ESD-sensitive parts should follow facility ESD protocols, including wrist straps and grounded mats where required.