Anti-Static Foam Bag Pouches

Measure the component's length, width and depth, including connectors or projections. Allow enough room for easy loading without stretching the seams or compressing the foam tightly against fragile features. The entire part should sit below the open edge, and sharp leads should be capped or otherwise protected from puncture.

Flush-cut pouches do not include an integral flap closure. Use an appropriate outer bag, carton or controlled closure when containment is required. Add blocking or void fill so the pouched component cannot migrate inside the shipping container.

Pink color commonly identifies anti-static packaging, but color is not an electrical specification. Compare surface resistance, charge-generation behavior, storage conditions and service life for the exact pouch with the component's packaging requirement.

Anti-static foam is intended to reduce charge generation; it does not create a static shielding enclosure or replace grounded handling controls. If shielding is required, place the cushioned component inside the specified shielding package. For variable product lengths, anti-static foam rolls may be more flexible than preformed pouches.