Oh!

How about:

http://www.gordonbrush.com/anti-static-brushes.html

(not an endorsement, no experience, no vested interest - just a quick Google search)

Kevin Glidden

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Subject: RE: [TN] ESD Heat Shrink Sleeving

Kevin and others,
I should have been a little more specific in my request.  In addition to the liquid coatings people have suggested, there is an ESD version of Plastisol that works as well.  Here is the problem:

Almost all of these liquid materials come in a toluene/xylene (or similar) carrier, or toluene/xylene is specified as the clean up agent if you spill.  The material I would be painting on is Humiseal 1B31, which is in a toluene carrier.  I would be afraid that the ESD coating would dissolve in the solvent and contaminate my 1B31 coating.  That is why I wanted to go heat shrink, rather than some form of liquid material that could be dissolved.

Doug Pauls



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 Never heard of such a thing....but what about a dip in ESD floor paint?


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Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 2:09 PM
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Subject: [TN] ESD Heat Shrink Sleeving

Good afternoon all,

I wonder if any of you know of  a heat shrinkable sleeving that would be in the static dissipative range for volume resistivity?  This would be between 1E6 and 1E9 ohm-cm.  Most of the ones that I am aware of are 1E11 ohm-cm or higher.

I don't know of any, so I thought I would turn to my favorite forum.

The application is paint brush handles.  Since most brushes are painted wood, they can generate static.  We thought having a shrinkable ESD cover, vs. some of the liquid coatings, would be a possible solution.

Doug Pauls


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