This ESD coat is an effective static shield. The lightweight OFX-100 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.

This traditional‐style coat comes with the “Reaching Hand Symbol” next to the breast pocket indicating that this garment is a tool for the prevention of static discharge. The KEY option adds a female snap facing inward on each sleeve hem for connecting a standard wrist strap. Male ground snaps are located on the corner of both hip pockets for connection to a standard ground cord allowing hands-free movement without tethering one hand, which is required when using a wrist strap connected directly to a ground cord.

• Traditional lab coat
• KEY grounding
• Knee-Length
• Available in Blue
• Lapel collar
• 3 Pockets
• X-Small thru 5X-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.