[Description]
Anti-static matting should be laid out in the workshops or advanced laboratories
for microelectronic industries such as electronic semi-conduct devices, electronic
computers, electronic communication equipment and integrated circuits etc.

[Features]
• Great value ESD Bench Matting
• Made from anti-static (conductive) and static-dissipative materials with synthetic rubber
• 2mm thick double-layer structure
• Surface layer is a 0.5mm thick static-dissipative layer
• Bottom layer is a 1.5mm conductive layer
• Asian origin
• Blue and Grey colours also available
Grounding
Sufficient ground cords should be used to reliably meet EN 61340-5-1 Table 3 less than 1×109Ω for working surfaces.
Industry recommendation is that continuous runs of ESD matting should be grounded at 10ft intervals to allow proper charge
decay rates. Each individual ESD mat should be grounded with ground snaps located no further than five feet from either end.
Cleaning
Please note that contact between the matting surface and any acid or alkali solvent is strictly prohibited (such as Benzene,
Alcohol etc), this will result in the antistatic performance wearing away. If cleaning is required, the matting may be wiped with a
cloth coated in a neutral solution (such as water).
Guidance on Use
Matting materials have a tendency to shrink slightly when first unrolled. In applications where length is critical, allow the material
to relax for at least 4 hours before cutting to size. Matting should always be trimmed with a sharp knife or razor blade.
Cutting Tolerances
Width + 6mm
Length + 6mm every linear foot of running material
Test Results
Test Method Unit Value
Surface Resistance / Rtg SJ/T10694-2004 Ω 1×106 ≤ R ≤ 1×109
Bottom Resistance / Rtt SJ/T10694-2004 Ω 1×103 ≤ R ≤ 1×106
Volume Resistance GB/T14437-97 Ω 1×105 ≤ R ≤ 1×108
Thickness YY-1001 mm Permissible Tolerance +0.1
Temperature Resistance YY-1001 °C 180 (Instantaneous Temp.)
Temperature N/A °C 20-26
Relative Humidity N/A % 40-65