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The PIP 7CS is a small-size latex finger cot designed for use in electrostatic discharge (ESD) sensitive environments and avionics applications. At 3.5 mil thickness, the cot provides a reliable barrier between the technician's fingertip and sensitive components while maintaining tactile sensitivity. The textured surface finish improves grip on small parts, fasteners, and circuit board components. These cots are unpowdered, reducing the risk of contamination in controlled work areas. They meet ANSI/ESD S20.20-2014 and IEST-RP-CC 005.3 standards, making them appropriate for both ESD-controlled workstations and cleanroom-adjacent environments. Avionics technicians, electronics assemblers, and ESD-program coordinators are the primary installers and users.
The PIP 7CS is used in avionics assembly and repair, ESD-sensitive electronic assembly lines, and controlled environments where bare-hand contact with components is restricted. The small size is suited for technicians who require a close fit to maintain dexterity while protecting sensitive components from static discharge and skin oils. Typical deployment includes PCB handling, wire harness assembly, and precision component installation in aerospace and electronics manufacturing settings. The pink color allows for easy visual identification during use.
Designed for use in avionics and ESD-sensitive work areas compliant with ANSI/ESD S20.20-2014 and IEST-RP-CC 005.3 protocols. Suitable for any ESD-controlled workstation or cleanroom environment requiring finger-level ESD protection and contamination control.
Finger cots are applied by hand before handling ESD-sensitive components or assemblies. Ensure hands are clean and dry before applying to achieve proper fit and static dissipation. Follow your facility's ESD control program procedures, including grounding requirements, when working in ESD-protected areas. Technicians with latex sensitivities should consult their safety officer before use, as this product is not latex-free.
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