Static Control Shielding Bags, Materials

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
49102

49102

Protektive Pak

BAG PINK POLY 4MIL 3X5 NO ZIP

34

48723

48723

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD ZP 6X10" 100EA

247

48755

48755

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 10X12" 100EA

160

48760

48760

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 10X14" 100EA

151

48729

48729

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD ZP 18X24" 100EA

14

48751

48751

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 4X6" 100EA

285

48736

48736

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD ZP 7X15" 100EA

69

48706

48706

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 12X16" 100EA

39

48785

48785

Protektive Pak

BG EMI/RFI MBB 6.5M 8X10" 100EA

61

48693

48693

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 8X16" 100EA

195

48676

48676

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 4X24" 100EA

159

48717

48717

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 20X24" 100EA

30

49106

49106

Protektive Pak

BAG PINK POLY 4MIL 6X8 NO ZIP

13

48731

48731

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD ZP 10X14" 100EA

94

49108

49108

Protektive Pak

BAG PINK POLY 4MIL 6X10 NO ZIP

16

48678

48678

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 4X30" 100EA

60

48771

48771

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD ZP 4X6" 100EA

397616

48742

48742

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD ZP 18X18" 100EA

53

48783

48783

Protektive Pak

BG EMI/RFI MBB 6.5MIL 5X8" 100EA

94

48692

48692

Protektive Pak

BG STTSHLD 8X12" 100EA

423

Static Control Shielding Bags, Materials

1. Overview

Static control shielding bags and materials are specialized packaging solutions designed to protect sensitive electronic components from electrostatic discharge (ESD), electromagnetic interference (EMI), and environmental contaminants. These products are critical in industries where electrostatic sensitive devices (ESDS) require protection during storage, handling, and transportation. Their importance has grown exponentially with the miniaturization of electronic circuits and the increasing prevalence of high-speed semiconductor devices.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Metal-in-Film Shielding BagsMulti-layer construction with aluminum/polymer layers for EMI/RFI shielding and ESD protectionIC packaging, PCB transport
Conductive Polyethylene BagsCarbon-loaded plastic with surface resistance 10 -10 Low-voltage electronics packaging
Anti-Static Barrier MaterialsMulti-layer films with static decay <2s and low particle emissionMedical device packaging
EMI/RFI Shielding GasketsConductive elastomers with shielding effectiveness >60dBAerospace equipment enclosures

3. Structure and Composition

Typical shielding bags employ a 3-5 layer construction:

  1. Outer layer: PET or nylon for mechanical protection
  2. Conductive layer: Aluminum coating (0.02-0.05mm)
  3. Dielectric layer: Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
  4. ESD dissipative inner layer: Carbon-loaded polymer or conductive adhesive

Advanced materials incorporate nanotechnology coatings (e.g., silver nanowires) for improved shielding performance while maintaining optical transparency.

4. Key Technical Parameters

ParameterTypical ValueImportance
Shielding Effectiveness30-100 dB (100kHz-10GHz)Protects against EMI/RFI interference
Surface Resistance10 -10 /sqDetermines ESD dissipation rate
Charge Decay Time<2 secondsTime to neutralize 1kV charge
Particle Emission<10 particles/ft (ISO Class 4)Cleanroom compatibility

5. Application Fields

Key industries include:

  • Semiconductor manufacturing (wafer transport, die packaging)
  • Aerospace (avionics component protection)
  • Medical devices (implantable electronics packaging)
  • Data centers (server hardware transportation)

Typical equipment protected: ICs (CSP/BGA packages), MEMS sensors, RF modules, optical transceivers.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
Desco IndustriesAlpha Shield III3-layer metalized film, 50dB shielding
3MESD Shielding Bag 3600Transparent EMI shielding, 10 surface resistance
Able ElectropolishEMI-STAT Stainless steel fiber composite, 80dB performance

7. Selection Guidelines

Key selection factors:

  1. ESDS sensitivity level (voltage tolerance of protected device)
  2. Environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, contamination level)
  3. Shielding frequency range requirements
  4. Material compatibility (outgassing characteristics for vacuum environments)
  5. Compliance with industry standards (ANSI/ESD S541, MIL-PRF-81705E)

Case study: A semiconductor fab achieved 98% defect reduction by switching to metal-in-film bags with <1s charge decay time for 28nm node wafer transport.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging trends include:

  • Development of resealable smart packaging with integrated ESD monitoring
  • Graphene-based composite materials for lighter weight shielding
  • Nano-coating technologies enabling transparent EMI protection
  • Increased adoption of IPC-J-STD-033D compliant moisture barrier packaging
  • Growth in demand for flexible hybrid shielding solutions combining conductive polymers with metal meshes

Market projections indicate 6.2% CAGR through 2027 driven by 5G infrastructure and automotive electronics growth.

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