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Aisle Warning Tape for ESD Areas

Aisle Warning Tape for ESD Areas

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AT-3054/AT-4054
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Static Solutions Aisle Warning Tape for ESD Areas — “Caution Static Sensitive Area” High-Visibility Floor Marking Tape (Self-Adhesive), 2" x 36 yd Roll
ESD Area Identification Self-Adhesive High-Visibility Yellow / Black Print Floor / Wall / Equipment Marking Roll (1 Each)
Overview

Static Solutions Aisle Warning Tape is a self-adhesive, bright yellow warning tape printed for static sensitive / ESD-controlled areas. It is designed to help you quickly create a clear boundary that tells employees and visitors: ESD precautions apply here.

SOSCleanroom supports ESD programs by keeping practical, facility-ready marking supplies available for electronics manufacturing, semiconductor support areas, cleanroom electronics zones, labs, repair benches, and any work cell handling ESD-susceptible devices.

Why this tape matters for ESD control
  • Reduces accidental entry: a visible perimeter helps prevent “walk-in” contamination of an ESD Protected Area (EPA) by ungrounded personnel or carts.
  • Supports training and compliance: floor marking reinforces your ESD work rules at the point of use—where mistakes happen.
  • Creates a consistent standard: teams can recognize ESD boundaries immediately across lines, rooms, and shifts.
  • Improves safety and productivity: fewer “gray areas” means fewer interruptions, fewer reworks, and fewer process exceptions.
Typical applications
  • Outlining ESD Protected Areas (EPA) on production floors, labs, and electronics work cells
  • Marking entry points where wrist straps / heel grounders are required
  • Identifying ESD-sensitive tool zones (test benches, rework stations, QA inspection, kitting)
  • Supporting cleanroom electronics areas where static control and contamination control must coexist
Key specifications (published)
Manufacturer / brand Static Solutions
SOS SKU AT-3054/AT-4054
Configuration (selected option) 2" x 36 yd (roll)
Adhesion / surfaces noted High adhesion to concrete, paint, epoxy, or tile
Use type Floor / wall / equipment marking (self-adhesive)
Purchase unit 1 roll
Lead time (listed) 7–10 business days

Note: Warning tape is a visual control. ESD protection still depends on grounding, verification, and disciplined handling procedures.

Practical installation tips (facility-ready)
  • Apply to clean, dry floors. Remove dust and residues so adhesion is consistent and edges don’t lift.
  • Use a straightedge / chalk line for long runs to keep the EPA boundary crisp and audit-friendly.
  • At entry points, pair the boundary with grounding controls (heel grounders or wrist straps) and a test/check process.
  • Replace tape when it becomes scuffed, torn, or visually unclear—faded boundaries are ignored boundaries.
ESD program alignment (why tape shows up in real-world EPAs)

Many ESD control programs define the EPA boundary with floor tape and then enforce entry rules (grounding, training, escorting visitors, etc.). If your program references ANSI/ESD S20.20 or IEC 61340-5-1, aisle marking tape helps translate the “program” into daily behavior.

If you have any questions please email us at Sales@SOSsupply.com or give us a call at (214)340-8574. OR check out the AI ChatBot powered by SOSCleanroom data libraries - give it a try! THIS IS NEW FOR 2026! © 2026 SOSCleanroom. All rights reserved.
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ESD Protected Area (EPA) Visual Controls Training Reinforcement Electronics + Cleanroom Ready
Why ESD boundaries exist

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a silent failure mode. People can generate charge simply by walking, moving packaging, pulling tape, or handling materials. If an ESD-susceptible device is exposed, damage can occur immediately or show up later as intermittent failures. That is why ESD programs establish an ESD Protected Area (EPA): a controlled zone where grounding, approved materials, verification, and handling rules reduce ESD risk.

Aisle warning tape is a “human factors” control

The strongest ESD program fails if people don’t realize they’ve entered an EPA. Aisle warning tape solves a practical problem: it makes the boundary obvious at a glance. The goal is behavioral—prompt personnel and visitors to use grounding devices, follow entry rules, and avoid bringing uncontrolled items into the zone.

Many ESD program examples define the EPA boundary with yellow floor tape. That is not “just tape”—it is the visible trigger for your controls: entry discipline, visitor management, grounding verification, and work practice compliance.

Where this matters in cleanrooms (electronics workflows)

Cleanrooms that support electronics, semiconductor tools, optics, sensors, or inspection systems often manage two risk categories at once: contamination control and ESD control. The cleanroom may be “clean,” but static risk still exists. A visible ESD boundary helps prevent uncontrolled entry, reduces unnecessary movement inside sensitive zones, and supports stable, repeatable work practices around critical equipment.

What this tape does—and what it does not do
  • It does: clearly identify “static sensitive” zones with high-visibility marking that holds up on common industrial floors (concrete, paint, epoxy, tile).
  • It does: reduce accidental entry by ungrounded visitors and reinforce ESD training where it counts.
  • It does not: replace grounding, testing, or monitoring. ESD protection is achieved by a system: people grounding, worksurface grounding, flooring/footwear, verification, and documented work rules.
Why buy ESD program supplies from SOSCleanroom
  • Program completeness: tape is the visible boundary; we also stock the grounding, verification, and monitoring tools that make the boundary meaningful.
  • Cleaner procurement: consolidate ESD consumables, testers, and facility accessories into a single cart and a consistent purchasing record.
  • Fewer substitutions: consistent SKUs help prevent “close enough” replacements that create process drift in ESD controls.
  • Support for mixed-use facilities: electronics manufacturing, labs, repair benches, and cleanrooms can align on one ESD boundary standard.
Commonly paired ESD controls (recommended)
If you have any questions please email us at Sales@SOSsupply.com or give us a call at (214)340-8574. OR check out the AI ChatBot powered by SOSCleanroom data libraries - give it a try! THIS IS NEW FOR 2026! © 2026 SOSCleanroom. All rights reserved.