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Foamtec UltraSOLV® Rigid Small Round Tip Static Dissipative Foam Swabs w/ ESD Safe Handle - 12,500 Swabs/Case - HT1932-500

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Description

Description

Description

  • Key Performance Benefit: The 1900 Series UltraSOLV® Static Dissipative Foam Swabs are designed for precise cleaning tasks in environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) control is critical.
  • Material & Construction: These swabs use open-cell, static-dissipative UltraSOLV® polyurethane foam tips that provide maximum protection against electrostatic discharge. The tips are thermally bonded to a static dissipative polypropylene handle.
  • Risk Reduction / Compliance Benefit: The foam is extremely low in tribocharging and high in absorbency, making it ideal for cleaning low-threshold devices such as RF FETS and giant magneto-resistive read/write heads.
  • Protection Level: Constructed with a static dissipative UltraSOLV® polyurethane foam tip designed to minimize tribocharging in environments sensitive to static discharge.
  • Comfort & Usability: The foam used in these swabs is low in particle generation and highly absorbent, supporting effective removal of particles and residues.
  • Safety & Compliance Assurance: Manufactured and packaged in ISO 5 & ISO 13485 certified cleanrooms to meet stringent cleanliness requirements.

Recommended For

  • Semiconductor manufacturing
  • Medical electronics assembly
  • Aerospace assembly cleanrooms
  • Cleaning ESD-sensitive components
  • Cleaning RF FETS and giant magneto-resistive read/write heads
  • Precision cleaning tasks in controlled environments

Primary Industries

  • Semiconductor
  • Medical Electronics
  • Aerospace

Standards and Certifications

  • ISO 5 cleanroom manufacturing
  • ISO 13485 cleanroom manufacturing

Packaging

  • 500 Swabs / Pack
  • 25 Packs / Case
  • 12,500 Swabs Total
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Properties

Head Thickness 3.8 mm
Head Width 3.8 mm
Head Length 10.7 mm
Handle Length 57.3 mm
Handle Diameter 2.5 mm
Total Length 68 mm
Head Material Static Dissipative UltraSOLV® Foam
Head Bond Thermal
Handle Material Static Dissipative Polypropylene
Handle Color White
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When should a static dissipative foam swab be selected for precision cleaning tasks?

Static-dissipative foam swabs are typically used when cleaning electronic components sensitive to electrostatic discharge. They help reduce static buildup during wiping or handling, making them suitable for environments where protecting delicate electronic assemblies from unintended discharge is important.

What types of electronic devices are commonly cleaned with ESD-safe foam swabs?

These swabs are often used on circuit boards, sensors, connectors, and magnetic read or write components. Such devices can be sensitive to electrostatic discharge, so using static dissipative cleaning tools helps reduce the risk of damage during inspection, maintenance, or assembly procedures.

How does low tribocharging contribute to safer cleaning processes?

Low tribocharging materials help minimize the generation of static electricity caused by friction during cleaning. This characteristic reduces the likelihood of electrostatic discharge events, helping protect sensitive electronic components while technicians remove particles or residues from surfaces.

Can these swabs be used with cleaning solvents in electronics manufacturing?

Yes, the absorbent foam tip can retain small amounts of compatible cleaning fluids, allowing technicians to apply solvents in a controlled way. This supports targeted cleaning of residues or particles while minimizing excess liquid that could spread to nearby components.

What handling practices help maintain ESD control during cleaning tasks?

Technicians typically follow standard electrostatic control procedures, such as grounding workstations and wearing appropriate protective equipment. Swabs should remain sealed until needed and be handled with gloves to maintain both electrostatic protection and cleanliness during precision cleaning tasks.