Insulator in an EPA

An insulator is a material through which electrical charge does not move readily. Charge can remain localized and cannot be reliably removed simply by connecting the material to ground.

Managing insulators in an EPA

Common insulators include certain plastics, glass, adhesive tapes and synthetic materials. Unnecessary insulators are kept away from ESDS items. Essential insulators are assessed by risk, distance and charge level, and ionization may be used for neutralization.

Need advice about ESD in your operation?

Ing. Jaroslav Křepelka, ESD Auditor
Ing. Jaroslav Křepelka ESD Auditor

Not sure which audit, training or next step is right for you? Briefly describe your situation to Jaroslav. He will help you choose a suitable solution for your operation.

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