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C.C.Steven and Associates, 1363 Donlon Street, Ventura, CA  93003 since 1978  

ph:  805-658-0207          fax:  805-658-2789            static@ccsteven.com

ABF-300 ESD Control Film
Static Dissipative Adhesive-Backed Polyester Film

Description
ABF-300  ESD Control Film
composite is a clear, adhesive-backed film product designed to control static electricity for a wide range of end uses. Suitable for  application on smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces, it is a high tensile, high  tear strength polyester film surfaced with SciCron Technologies proprietary, clear, C-300 static dissipative surfacing. This unique technology prevents charge generation on the film surface, thereby controlling particulate  attraction and preventing electrostatic discharge (ESD) events. This performance is permanent and totally independent of humidity. ABF-300 ESD Control  Film is made with a high shear strength pressure sensitive adhesive for maximum performance and application versatility. The product exhibits excellent  clarity, toughness, chemical resistance, surface hardness, mar resistance,  dimensional stability, and UV light screening properties.

Applications
ABF-300 ESD Control Film
resists tribocharging under all circumstances and cannot generate a charge when properly grounded. This makes it ideal for use in manufacturing and assembly operations  for charge sensitive electronic components where it can help prevent both immediate and latent ESD caused defects. Since it resists charge build-up it does not attract contaminants, so it can also help prevent contamination-related  rejects in ultra-clean manufacturing operations. Consequently, it is used in the  semiconductor, electronic, and micro-manufacturing, industries. It is ideally suited for application to glass cleanroom glazing to prevent surface charge  generation. Other uses include application to: machine covers and enclosures; work station and wall panel surfaces; various insulative surfaces like cabinets,  boxes, drawers, and melamine laminates; CRT screens; die cut parts for OEM made devices and assemblies; and plastic panels and parts which are in ESD sensitive  areas.

Installation

ABF-300 ESD Control Film is applied to glass or any other smooth  surface like a conventional adhesive-backed window film or security film. It can  be cut to size with simple tools like utility knives and scissors. Note: Once the release film backing has been removed to expose the adhesive, the product  can be easily ruined if it is allowed to fold over on itself causing adhesive to touch adhesive. Even if this contact is momentary, it is very unlikely that the  film can be restored to its original flat condition. For more information on  handling and installation refer to SciCron Technologies Technical Information  Bulletin No. FP-01.

Features and Benefits
Cannot be tribocharged when properly grounded - Prevents buildup of static charge and accumulation of harmful contamination. Electrostatic decay in less than 0.05 second per Federal Test Standard  101C, Method 4046.1 - Results in rapid static dissipation without arcing. Surface resistivity of 106 - 108 ohms per  square - Provides for ESD control. Permanence in static dissipation performance - Avoids cost of application of temporary topical anti-stats. Humidity independent static charge control - Avoids inconvenience of  maintaining high levels of humidity and damage caused by such humidity. Advanced technology, uniform surface treatment - Avoids conductive discontinuities (charged "hot spots") often found with non-uniform temporary  topical anti-stats. Superior optical properties - High clarity polyester film with C-300  surfacing means optimum use of available light in glazing applications. 90% UV light screen - Reduces UV exposure for light sensitive  materials and processes. High tear and tensile strength polyester film - Adds impact and shatter resistance to glass windows for added facility security and personnel protection. Hard, mar resistant, durable surface - C-300 surface reduces risk of  mechanical surface damage. Superior chemical resistance - Reduces risk of solvent or chemical  surface damage.

Availability
ABF-300 ESD Control Film
composite is  available as a clear 4.0 mil film with a 1.0 mil release film backing which is  removed prior to installation.

Standard roll size: 48" x 96"

Roll Price:  $ 290.00

Made in USA

Questions? Ready to order? E-mail us or call C.C. Steven at 805-658-0207.


ABF-300 ESD Control Film
Typical  Physical Properties (Typical but not guaranteed)

property

test method

units

ABF-300 ESD Control Film
(4 mil)

MECHANICAL

Tensile Strength

ASTM D-882

psi

25,000

Break Strength

ASTM D-882

lbs/inch

110

Peel Strength

ASTM D-882

lbs/inch

5

THERMAL

U Factor

ASHREA Handbook Methods

BTU/ft2/hroF

1.02-1.13

Total Solar Energy Reflected

ASTM E-903

%

10

Total Solar Energy Transmitted

ASTM E-903

%

82

Total Solar Energy Absorbed

ASTM E-903

%

8

Total Solar Energy Rejected

ASHREA Handbook Methods

%

17

Shading Coefficient

ASHREA Handbook Methods

--

0.94

OPTICAL

Light Transmittance -- Total UV

ASHREA Handbook Methods

%

10

Light Transmittance -- Total Visible

ASTM D-1003

%

87

Haze

ASTM D-1003

%

6.0

ELECTRICAL

Surface Resistivity

ASTM D-257

ohms/sq

106-108

Surface Resistance

EOS/ESD S11.11

ohms

105-107

Electrostatic Decay

FTS 101C Method 4046.1*

sec

Less than 0.05

* Federal Test Standard 101C,  Method 4046.1 as described in EIA-541, Appendix F, Measurement of Electrostatic  Decay Properties of Dissipative Planar Materials

Chemical Resistance ASTM D-543
Samples  immersed in the specified chemicals for 24 hours at room temperature and then visually examined

Chemical

Surface Attack

Visual Evaluation

Deionized Water

None

Clear

30% Sodium Hydroxide

None

Slight Change

30% Sulfuric Acid

None

Clear

30% Nitric Acid

None

Clear

Methanol

None

Clear

Ethanol

None

Clear

Isopropyl Alcohol

None

Clear

Methylene Chloride

None

Clear

PRECAUTIONS:
1. Polyester is a combustible thermoplastic. Observe fire precautions appropriate for comparable forms of wood and paper.
2. Clean with soap and water. Do not use abrasives. Avoid inappropriate  contact with solvents.

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