This ESD coat is an effective static shield. The lightweight fabric makes this style one of our most popular garments. The surface resistivity of the fabric is 1x10⁵ and the sleeve‐to‐sleeve resistance of the garment is guaranteed to stay below 3.5x10⁷ for 100 washes or 2 years. The “Reaching Hand Symbol” next to the breast pocket indicates that this garment is a tool for the prevention of static discharge.

• Traditional lab coat
• Knee-Length
• Available in Blue
• Lapel collar
• 3 Pockets
• Small thru 7X-Large size range
• OFX-100 light-weight fabric
• ANSI/ESD STM 2.1-2013, Category 3

• Blue
• Meets normal FR requirements for polyester fabrics
• Fabric will not crock or bleed off onto other surfaces
• Fabric content 87% texturized polyester and 13% Shakespeare Conductive Fibers
• Carbon-suffused monofilament nylon is Shakespeare Resistat fiber is conductive at 104 and is non-flaking and non-sloughing
• Surface resistivity of fabric is 105 ohms per square
• Static decay rate per 101°C method 5000 volts to 500 in less than 0.1 seconds

All Tech Wear garments made of OFX-100 fabric with our ESD knit cuffs or the “Key option” used as recommended, will meet the requirements of the National ESD Association’s ANSI/ESD STM 2.1-2013, Category 3, “Garment used as primary grounding path for personnel” and/or “Grounded through a single wire constant monitor system”, and will maintain these performance characteristics for a minimum of 100 washes or 2 years, whichever comes first.

Wash in cool or cold water with any commercially-available liquid detergent, and hang dry or dry at 120°F or less. Do not use bleach, fabric softener, or iron. The carbon-suffused monofilament nylon is sensitive to heat and should not be exposed to drying heat in excess of 120°F. Wash at 90°F (Maximum) and tumble dry at low heat or hang dry. This lightweight fabric will dry very quickly and we recommend hang-drying for maximum life.

• Due to fabric elasticity, all measurements are within +/- inch.
• Length is measured from the center back of the neck to the finished hem.
• The finished sleeve is measured from the center back of the neck to the bottom of the sleeve hem. or bleach. Hang dry or tumble dry at the lowest temperature setting. The garment will dry very quickly. Do not allow garments.