• RTG < 3.5 x 10E7 ohms meets required limit of ANSI/ESD S20.20-2007
  Groundable Static Control Garment System tested per ANSI/ESD STM2.1 and ESD TR53
• Creates Faraday Cage effect
  charges on worker clothing shielded, protecting ESDS devices
• Patented (U.S. Patent #4,596,053) hip-to-cuff grounding
  Allows your coil cord to snap to the hip of the smock for hands-free grounding, increasing productivity
• Conductive knitted cuff eliminates need for wristband
• Minimum 9% carbon conductive nylon
  Fibers woven in chain-link design
• Continuous and consistent charge dissipation
• Panel to panel conductivity
  Prevents isolated charged conductor in ESD protected area
• Superior 2-year/100 launderings limited warranty
  Click HERE for test results
• Hip connection: 4mm stud snap
• RTT sleeve to sleeve 10E5 – 10E6 ohms, per ANSI/ESD STM2.1
• Charge Decay: < 0.1 seconds per FTMS 101C/4046
• Lightweight fabric, semi-transparent
  (heavyweight material available as a custom-made item)
• Click here for smock sizes
• To see in-use picture of our patented hip-to-cuff, click here
• Made in America

“Garments on which high levels of static electricity can be generated are one of the causes of ESD damage. It is important that such charged garments do not come into contact with ESD sensitive items. The covering garments need to be grounded, either through direct contact with the wearer’s skin, or by alternative means such as being electrically connected to a wrist strap.” (EN 61340-5-2: clause 5.2.5 Garments)

“Coats, jackets, smocks and overalls shall completely cover all clothing in the area of the arms and torso.  There shall be electrical continuity between all parts of the garment. Garments shall have characteristics on the outward facing surface in accordance with table 1 [Rp less than or equal to 1 x 10^12 ohms; Charge decay to 10% of initial value (maximum 1 000 V) in less than 2 s].  Garments complying with ESD requirements shall be clearly marked.  NOTE ‑ Marking with the ESD [protective] symbol … is recommended.” (EN 61340-5-1 clause 5.2.5 Garments)

“If a groundable garment is used as part of the person’s primary ground path (person is connected to a garment which is connected to a grounding cord that is attached to ground) then the maximum resistance from the person’s body to ground should be 3,5 a 10E7 ohms.” [IEC 61340-5-1:2007 Table 3 Note 7]