Bsc Preferred STC342 Anti-static Esd Bags 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED STC342 is a multi-layer anti-static zip-top bag designed to protect ESD-sensitive electronic components from electrostatic discharge during storage and transport. Each bag is transparent for easy content identification and printed with the standard ESD warning symbol to communicate handling requirements at a glance. The zip-top seal keeps components secured while allowing repeated access without compromising the protective barrier. Sold in a case quantity of 100 bags, the STC342 is well suited for electronics assembly facilities, service shops, and distribution environments where ESD-sensitive parts must be handled and stored safely.

These bags are intended for commercial use in facilities that handle ESD-sensitive devices such as circuit boards, capacitors, microcontrollers, sensors, and other static-sensitive components. Typical applications include component kitting, parts storage, field service parts packaging, and bench-level handling during electronic equipment repair and assembly. The transparent construction supports visual inspection without opening the bag, reducing unnecessary handling of sensitive parts.

Key Features

• Multi-layer construction guards against electrostatic charge buildup on enclosed components
• Zip-top seal allows secure, resealable closure for repeated access
• Transparent material enables visual identification without opening
• Printed ESD warning symbol meets standard visual-alert requirements for static-sensitive handling areas
• Case quantity of 100 bags supports high-volume service and assembly workflows
• Intended for commercial use in electronics handling and packaging environments

Compatibility

Designed for general commercial use with ESD-sensitive electronic devices and components. This product is not listed on the Qualified Product Listing under the Defense Standardization Program and is not intended for military-specification applications.

Installation Notes

ESD-protective bags should be handled at a properly grounded ESD workstation whenever components are inserted or removed. Avoid contact between the bag exterior and sensitive component leads or contacts until the bag is fully sealed. Inspect bags for physical damage before use, as tears or punctures compromise the static barrier. Dispose of damaged bags rather than reusing them for ESD-sensitive storage.