• EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE: Made with lightweight polyester fabric for maximum breathability.  Our 8812 series fabric is 88% polyester and 12% carbon for the perfect mix of comfort and ESD protection
• ESD PROTECTION: Our jackets are certified ESD-safe with a resistance of less than 10^8
• MAXIMUM VENTILATION: The jackets are built with a V-neck collar which allows for maximum ventilation
• LENGTH: Mid-thigh or 3/4ths length jacket which covers more clothing which protects against static damage
• ESD KNIT CUFF: The jackets feature a comfortable ESD knit cuff which also allows for "Hands-Free" grounding
• COLORS: Light Blue, White and Maroon

V-Neck Collar ESD Jackets with light weight fabric and V-Neck Collar keep you cool and ESD protected while you work 

The JKC Series 8812 V-Neck Collar ESD Jackets are fabricated from light weight 88% polyester and 12% carbon fabric for unmatched operator comfort. Superior workmanship provides reliable panel to panel continuity. The JKC Series 8812 jackets maintains consistent continuity readings for up to 100 wash cycles. Available in light blue, maroon and white. Three snap adjustment sleeve.

Excellent for warm environments.

Our Lightweight ESD jackets with V-Neck Collar and Snap Cuff offer protection from electrostatic fields generated by the clothing on the user’s body and should be worn where ever ESD damage is a concern. The ESD jackets are fabricated from light weight 88% polyester and 12% carbon fabric for unmatched operator comfort. Superior workmanship provides reliable panel to panel continuity. The JKC Series 8812 jackets maintains consistent continuity readings for up to 100 wash cycles. Available with an ESD Knit Cuff.  Available in light blue, maroon and white.

ESD Knit Cuff

This jacket’s sleeve terminates with ESD Knit Cuff.  An ESD Knit Cuff is very similar to the cuff on the end of a sweatshirt and allows for hands free grounding. ESD Knit cuffs form a contact path around both of the wearer’s wrists and also includes a snap under the left cuff that can attach a wrist strap. The garment and wearer can then both be grounded by attaching a ground cord to the 4mm stainless steel snap on the hip pocket.

ESD Jackets as part of a complete ESD program.

ESD jackets are the most visible sign of ESD protection and any facility that mandates ESD garments demonstrates a commitment ESD protection. ESD jackets are a recommended addition to a program that already includes typical grounding measures, such as wrist straps and heel grounders. This is because of the potential hazard of the operator’s clothing. The ESD TR20.20-2008 states: “While a person may be grounded using a wrist strap or other grounding methods, that does not mean that insulative clothing fabrics can dissipate a charge to that person’s skin and then to ground. Personnel clothing usually is electrically separate or isolated from the body.”

Light weight but also Durable ESD Jackets

One of the most important features of an ESD jackets is the durability. We have put our 8812 Series Jackets through a 100 wash cycles and it maintains consistent continuity readings, passes industry standard tests and holds up to wear-and-tear. You can invest in your ESD program and rely that our ESD jackets will last the test of time.

ESD Jacket Laundry Care

Here are a few tips to Wash An ESD Jacket:

• Wash in cool or cold water (90°F maximum) with any commercially available liquid detergent
• Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Bleach can cause deterioration in the conductive components of your garments, and fabric softener may interfere with moisture absorbency as well as mask any soil release finish it may have.
• Wash different types of garments in separate loads. Avoid cross-contamination of fabrics by only washing like garments together. This will also prevent stiff or abrasive fabrics from hurting more sensitive garments.
• Hang dry your garments when possible. Many ESD-safe garments are temperature sensitive, so you do not want to hurt their conductivity during the drying process. Also ESD-safe garments tend to dry fast.
• If you must use a dryer, tumble dry only on lowest setting.
• Avoid ironing if you can, as the heat may hurt the ESD-safe properties of your garments. This is another reason why it is best to hang dry, as you will have to iron your garments less.
• If you must iron, only iron on lowest setting.