Bsc Preferred STC123 Anti-static Esd Shielding Bags 500/CS

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED STC123 is a case of 500 anti-static shielding bags engineered to protect ESD-sensitive electronic components from electrostatic discharge during storage and transit. Each bag features a transparent, multi-layer construction that guards against static charges while allowing visual inspection of contents without opening the package. Bags are printed with the standard ESD warning symbol for quick identification and are heat sealable for a secure closure. This product is intended for commercial use only and is not listed under the Defense Standardization Program Qualified Product List.

These ESD shielding bags are suited for electronics manufacturing facilities, repair shops, warehouse operations, and field service environments where static control packaging is required for boards, components, assemblies, and other ESD-sensitive devices. The case quantity of 500 supports high-volume packaging workflows without frequent restocking. Their transparent design allows technicians and inventory staff to identify parts at a glance while maintaining protective packaging integrity.

Key Features

• Multi-layer construction provides shielding against electrostatic charges
• Transparent material allows visual identification of contents without opening
• Printed ESD warning symbol meets standard static-sensitive labeling requirements
• Heat sealable closure for secure, tamper-evident packaging
• Sold as a case of 500 bags for high-volume use
• For commercial use only - not on the Defense Standardization Program Qualified Product List

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ESD shielding bag for commercial electronics packaging applications requiring static protection for sensitive components and assemblies. Listed as equivalent to part number S-3421.

Installation Notes

Handling and sealing of ESD shielding bags should be performed at a properly grounded ESD workstation by personnel following applicable static control procedures. Use a compatible impulse or band sealer to heat seal bags; do not use open flame. Bags should be stored flat in a cool, dry location away from direct heat sources to preserve sealing properties and shielding integrity.