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Hello Technet:
An issue has been raised at our facility regarding the material used for connector dust caps.  As you probably are aware, connector dust caps can be either conductive (black?), dissipative (pink?), non-static generating or neither.  It has always been our practice to use black conductive caps to protect connectors from FOD or ESD damage.  One of our customers said that they would not allow us to ship them hardware with conductive connector caps, since they may shed some conductive fibers.  Not being an ESD expert, I have a couple (few) questions.


1)      When would you use a conductive cap over a dissipative one?

2)      Would a dissipative cap provide the same ESD protection?

3)      Wouldn't a dissipative cap also shed fibers that are conductive, but to a lesser degree?

4)      What type of caps would you recommend for keeping out dust and offering static protection?


I'm sure that answers I receive will raise more questions.  Thanks for your help,

Jim Marsico
ITT Corporation
1500 New Horizons Blvd.
North Amityville, NY 11701
631-630-5079
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