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KSB2416-SB-15-TPU Kleanstat Flex (KSF) TPU ESD Small Bubble Tray Liner 24.25" x 16.125" x .25" (.015 Gauge)

KSB2416-SB-15-TPU Kleanstat Flex (KSF) TPU ESD Small Airless Bubble Tray Liner 24.25" x 16.125" x .25" (.015 Gauge)

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KleanStat Flex™ KSF TPU ESD Small Airless Bubble Tray Liner — 24.25" x 16.125" x 0.25" (0.015" / 15 Gauge) Static Dissipative Cushion Liner for Trays & Totes (Low-Profile WIP + Transfer Protection)
ESD Packaging Tray / Tote Liner Small Airless Bubble Static Dissipative TPU 24.25" x 16.125" 0.015" (15 Gauge) Lightweight / Easy Deploy
Overview

KSB2416-SB-15 is a static dissipative TPU tray liner with a small airless bubble cushioning structure, designed to help protect ESD-sensitive electronics during work-in-process (WIP) staging, internal transport, and tray/tote storage. Sized for common 24" x 16" tray footprints (24.25" x 16.125"), it supports standardized transfer-point control without requiring new trays or rigid specialty containers.

This 0.015" (15 gauge) version is a strong option when you want a lighter-weight, easy-to-deploy liner for low-to-moderate handling intensity, while still benefiting from low-profile cushioning (0.25") and a controlled, ESD-aware contact surface.

Why ESD control matters (cleanroom and non-cleanroom)
  • Transfer points are frequent exposure events: trays/totes touch product repeatedly across the process flow.
  • Latent failures are costly: ESD damage may not show up until final test or field use.
  • Low-profile cushioning reduces handling wear: helps reduce scuffs, micro-impacts, and vibration transfer in carts.
  • Standard work matters: approved liners reduce “grab whatever” substitutions that weaken ESD programs.
What’s included (published)
  • Product: KleanStat Flex™ KSF TPU ESD Small Airless Bubble Tray Liner
  • Overall size (published): 24.25" x 16.125"
  • Profile height (published): 0.25"
  • Material / thickness (published): TPU — 0.015" (15 gauge)
Key features and benefits (published)
  • Static dissipative TPU construction designed to reduce electrostatic exposure during tray/tote handling
  • Small airless bubble structure adds low-profile cushioning without relying on trapped air (supports more consistent protection over time)
  • Low-profile 0.25" height supports rack clearance and tray nesting while improving handling protection versus flat liners
  • 15-gauge construction supports lightweight deployment and easy handling for routine staging and transport loops
  • Sized for common tray footprints to standardize transfer points without changing your trays
Quick specs (published)
SKU KSB2416-SB-15
Product type Small airless bubble tray liner
Material Static dissipative TPU
Overall size 24.25" x 16.125"
Profile height 0.25"
Thickness 0.015" (15 gauge)
Best use Low-profile WIP trays/totes, staging queues, internal transport (routine duty)
Recommended pairings
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The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom
ESD Risk Low-Profile Cushioning Transfer-Point Discipline Standard Work KSB2416-SB-15
Choosing the right liner: start with process reality

The best ESD control is the one that stays in place. In many facilities, tray liners fail not because they don’t help—but because they change how trays nest, affect rack clearance, or slow down handlers. Low-profile cushioning is often the most sustainable path because it improves protection while keeping the process flow intact.

KSB2416-SB-15 provides a controlled, static dissipative contact layer with small airless bubble cushioning in a lightweight, 15-gauge construction. This is a smart choice for routine-duty WIP loops where teams want a repeatable liner but do not need the heavier construction of thicker gauge options. The key is standard work: assign the liner to the tray footprint, train material handlers, and prevent substitutions.

Practical deployment steps (what works)
  • Map your transfer points: identify where product sits in trays/totes (queues, racks, carts, hold areas).
  • Assign ownership: define who inspects and replaces liners so condition stays consistent.
  • Prevent “material swaps”: keep approved liners stocked where trays are staged to reduce improvisation.
  • Verify the station: liners help, but grounding and wearable verification prevents system gaps.
Recommended pairings (verification + durability options)
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.