TechNetters, our technicians in the manufacturing area have been struggling
to keep bottles of process chemicals labeled.  The bottles themselves are
static-safe, I understand.  The sales manager of the bottle company has
advised us that our labels need to be "conductive", and that the ink itself
will hold a charge if it is not "antistatic".  How concerned do we need to
be about the labels and ink on such bottles?  I'd like to give our techs a
scientific, technet-style answer.  We have wrist straps, along with
dissipative floor and coats.  As always, thanks for any comments.  Lou Hart
  Compunetix QA

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