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I�m looking for some type of fastener to secure identificati... - Jun 25, 2002 by CPI

I am curious what the identifications tags actually do. bar ... - Jun 25, 2002 by

Inernal use only, mainly for test fall out. We have a 3"x4" ... - Jun 25, 2002 by CPI

string ... - Jun 25, 2002 by RDR

What about a twist tie? Reusable. ... - Jun 25, 2002 by genny

Can�t see where �poly� would be any more �ESD friendly� than... - Jun 26, 2002 by davef

CPI

#20478

ESD Safe Fasteners | 25 June, 2002

I�m looking for some type of fastener to secure identification tags to boards. The method would be inserting through a tooling hole on the brd .25� npt. We had been using nylon fasteners much like those used in the garment industry. However I am looking for something that is ESD friendly, something made of Poly perhaps?

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kenbliss

#20483

ESD Safe Fasteners | 25 June, 2002

I am curious what the identifications tags actually do. bar code, p/n etc. Are they for in process use or do they ship with the board. Why a tag rather than printing the info on the board.

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CPI

#20484

ESD Safe Fasteners | 25 June, 2002

Inernal use only, mainly for test fall out. We have a 3"x4" tag that gets attached. This tag identifies reason for fail and follows the brd until it is repaired, the tag is then removed and info is logged under the assy p/n & serial number.

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RDR

#20486

ESD Safe Fasteners | 25 June, 2002

string

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genny

#20492

ESD Safe Fasteners | 25 June, 2002

What about a twist tie? Reusable.

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davef

#20499

ESD Safe Fasteners | 26 June, 2002

Can�t see where �poly� would be any more �ESD friendly� than nylon. Explain that please.

Consider: * Attaching tags with metal wire that has no insulation. * Contacting a factory sales rep that specializes in ESD protection and carries a large number of lines [Campbell Systems 724-694-4290 Wayne Campbell, Jr; Antistatic Inductries 201-489-4400 Joe Kaye; Kerstat 215(?)-393-7290 Jim Knight(?)]

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