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Full Coverage Foot Grounder -
Patent Applied For |
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- Revolutionary design - patent applied for
- Easier to install than most foot grounders
- Design ensures a snug, reliable fit
- Provides contact with the ESD floor both under the foot’s sole as well as the
heel area, providing a more reliable path-to-ground than regular heel or toe
grounders
- Suitable when handling HBM class 0 devices
- Non-marking inner layer
Neoprene rubber construction ensures durability
- Conductive grouding tab includes 1 megohm resistor; UL listed
- Made in America
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Item |
Description |
UOM |
Price |
| 249240 |
Full Coverage Foot Grounder, 1 Meg, Medium |
Ea |
£6.47 |
| 249245 |
Full Coverage Foot Grounder, 1 Meg, Large |
Ea |
£6.47 |
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| NOTE: Per EN 61340-5-1 paragraph 5.5 EPA working practices “When the use of a wrist strap system is impractical, the [ESD] floor and [ESD] footwear shall be the primary means of ESD control.” Per User Guide EN 61340-5-2 Paragraph 5.2.8 Footwear, “Where personnel are mobile, in storing areas, operating large machinery, etc., it may be impractical or dangerous to have long cords attached to them. Most people do not stand solidly on both feet, it is important that paths to ground are made in the heel and toe area of both feet. Where toe and heel straps are used as ESDS footwear, once these are worn outside the EPA, particularly on carpets, they are likely to accumulate fluff and become ineffective; this requires that they be checked or replaced on every visit to the EPA. When ESD footwear is used, it should be noted that ESD footwear alone cannot achieve protection, but needs to be used in conjunction with a suitable ESDS floor.” |
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