Bsc Preferred STC130 Esd Shielding Bags 200 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED STC130 is a multi-layer electrostatic discharge (ESD) shielding bag designed to protect ESD-sensitive electronic components and assemblies during storage and transit. Each bag is transparent for easy visual inspection and printed with the standard ESD warning symbol to communicate handling requirements to technicians and warehouse personnel. The bags are heat sealable, providing a secure closure that maintains static protection after packaging. This product is sold in cases of 200 bags and is intended for commercial use only.

These ESD shielding bags are suited for electronics manufacturing facilities, repair depots, HVAC control board handling, and any environment where static-sensitive components require protection from electrostatic charges. They are commonly used by electronics technicians, field service professionals, and warehouse staff handling printed circuit boards, capacitors, sensors, and other sensitive electronic parts. The transparent construction allows part identification without opening the bag, reducing handling time on the bench or at the counter.

Key Features

• Multi-layer construction guards against electrostatic charges for reliable ESD protection
• Transparent material allows visual inspection of contents without unsealing
• Printed ESD warning symbol communicates proper handling requirements
• Heat sealable closure locks in protection after packaging
• Sold in cases of 200 bags for high-volume use
• Intended for commercial use in electronics handling and service environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ESD shielding bag for commercial storage and transit of static-sensitive electronic devices and components. Equivalent to part number S-3423.

Installation Notes

ESD shielding bags should be handled at a properly grounded ESD workstation in accordance with ANSI/ESD S20.20 guidelines. Place the component fully inside the bag before heat sealing to ensure complete protection. Avoid contact with the exterior of a sealed bag using bare hands in uncontrolled environments, as surface charges can still accumulate. Inspect bags before use and discard any that show punctures, tears, or compromised seals.