Static-shielding bags and tubing – also known as transparent metallic shielding – are semi-transparent and metallic, protecting sensitive products from electrostatic fields. These bags consist of three layers: The outer-layer is low-charging and static dissipative, the second conductive layer contains metal and suppresses electric fields, and a layer made of polyester provides tear and puncture strength. Transporting delicate electrical components has always required a little extra care, because the build-up of static can cause damage, but we have the solution for you. Our antistatic bubble wrap is ideal for electrical applications because it offers all the protection you could possibly need. This antistatic bubblewrap includes a nylon membrane to stop air escaping. Bubbles, therefore, stay fuller, offering better cushioning for a longer period of time. Is antistatic bubble wrap recyclable/biodegradable? Our popular range of products includes 10mm bubbles, 20mm bubbles and antistatic/degradable designs.

If the items you intend to ship are a uniform size, you may find yourself cutting down the bubble wrap rolls to fit the product which can be both laborious and time-consuming. This is why anti-static bubble bags exist! They come in a range of sizes with a self-seal strip for easy and effective sealing. Bubble wrap is a perfect example of where a choice at the purchasing and specifying stage can result in an easily recyclable product. There are fundamentally three different sorts of bubble wrap in the UK.Barrier Bubble, which has a barrier layer sandwiched between layers of plastic, the barrier is usually nylon and is much harder to recycle as the barrier layer is a contaminant, so if you a looking for a recyclable option our Kite range is more suitable. What is anti-static bubble wrap/bags? Antistatic bubble wrap rolls are made from small bubbles (diameter of 10mm and a height of 4mm), and are pink in colour. Every roll is manufactured from a tough 38 micron polythene and weighs 6.3kg.

Petch, Michael (December 2, 2019). "The hype and rise of 3D printing and Avi Reichental". 3DPrintingIndustry.com . Retrieved December 17, 2019.Metal-out bags: a better option for more rapid static-dissipation. They are more expensive but provide more protection by placing the metal layer nearer to the surface of the bagging.

Our pink bubble wrap is anti static! This makes is a great option for things like electrical components! It’s key benefit is that it is specially designed to protect delicate and sensitive electircals, such as motherboards, hardrives, and PCBs from damage caused by static. Static-dissipative bags and tubing are also known as pink anti-static or pink-poly due to their colouring. They are an economical option that provide protection against any static dissipation. These bags are best used for non-critical applications where shielding against static fields is not as important. All types of bubble wrap are extremely easy to use. Simply lay the bubble wrap on a flat surface, and lay your fragile items on top. Gently, fold the wrap around your products, and secure the wrap with a small amount of tape.

Design [ edit ] Bubble wrap, standard and with colored markings as electrostatic discharge materials, and in different bubble size Our pink bubble wrap has antistatic properties, which stops the production of electrostatic charges in handling and prevents static electricity discharging to your goods. This makes it ideal for protecting products sensitive to static electricity, such as delicate electronic components. We then recommend placing your item in a suitably sized box, ensuring it can’t move around too much. Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day". Sealed Air North America. Archived from the original on January 24, 2011 . Retrieved February 27, 2011. Using an bubble wrap bags is very simple. Select the bag that is closest to the size of your product, and place it inside. Remove the covering from the peel and seal strip, and fold the top of the bag over to secure the glue.