ESD Solutions with Plastic Containers
In a world of ever increasing reliance on electronics there exists a hidden danger that can strike and cause untold damage at any stage of a product’s life. This danger is the sudden release of...
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LABoxx™: ESD Square Containers
Preventing Electrostatic Discharge, or ESD, is important in many industries to package and transport items sensitive to small electric charges. This is because tech products such as capacitors or CCD’s...
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StatCons™: Electrostatic Dissipative Plastic Containers
When working in an electrostatic protective environment you can never be too careful with your supplies, as even the smallest of electric shocks can permanently damage or destroy your items. This is...
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Static Dissipative (BAS) Polypropylene Plastic Containers
Electrostatic discharge, or ESD occurs when a non-conducting surface comes in contact with another surface, and are then separated. This causes a spark between the two surfaces and can cause major...
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ABS-BAS: Anti-Static Containers
ABS-BAS material from LA Container is a high quality electrostatic dissipative (ESD) inhibiting material used to make a select number of our plastic containers. ESD inhibiting materials are used to...
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Polyvials™: Small PP, PE, NAA & ESD Plastic Lab Vials
Finding containers that can safely store electronic or medical items like tissue samples, sensitive electronic components and pyrotechnics samples is often times a very difficult task. You need to be...
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LABoxx™: Hinged Lid ESD Plastic Boxes
When working in an ESD environment, having the correct equipment is of the upmost importance. Unfortunately, with most ESD protective containers only available as an open-top bin your items really...
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StatCons™: Two Piece ESD Plastic Containers
Electrostatic discharge, or ESD, occurs when a non-conducting surface comes in contact with another, and then the two surfaces are separated causing a spark. This spark can destroy sensitive...
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