Using DSF17 Static Dissipative Stretch Hand Wrap


DSF17 Static Dissipative Hand Wrap

DSF17 Static dissipative hand stretch film is used to protect sensitive items like electronics, chemicals, and flammable materials from damage caused by static electricity during packaging and transport, as it minimizes static build-up by allowing electrical charges to dissipate slowly, preventing potential electrostatic discharges (ESD) that could harm delicate components.

DSF17 Specifications: 17” x 80ga x 1500’ = 4 rolls per case = 48 cases per pallet.

Key points about static dissipative stretch film:

Prevents ESD damage: The primary reason for using this film is to safeguard products sensitive to static electricity, like microchips and circuit boards, from damage caused by sudden static discharges.

Suitable for sensitive industries: Industries like electronics manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing often rely on static dissipative stretch film to protect their products during packaging and shipping.

Reduced clinging and dust attraction: By minimizing static build-up, this film also reduces the tendency for dust particles to cling to the packaged items.

Special additives: Static dissipative stretch film is manufactured with special additives that enable it to dissipate static charges gradually.

Learn more about DSF17static dissipative pallet wrap here. Call us at 813 242 6995 or reach out to sales@quickpakinc.com

 


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