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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 107252" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: ESDIt has to do much more with the humidity in the air than anything else. A good humidity will greatly reduce the risk of esd. Carpets and clothes of certain fabrics can be a problem too depending on the humidity, but they can be replaced if it is an issue.There are also special esd &#039;carpets&#039; and other tools that you place at sensitive equipment. Once I had to work at a place with a special suite with copper threads weaved into the fabrics.As you can see in his videos it doesn&#039;t happen all the times suggesting that the x32 is capable to handle it to some extent.In esd environments like this there exist more electronic equipment that will be at risk as well and the esd may even fry some electronic devices. Therefor esd protective measurements are important.Edit: Who took that picture of me this morning...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 107252, member: 2447"] Re: ESD It has to do much more with the humidity in the air than anything else. A good humidity will greatly reduce the risk of esd. Carpets and clothes of certain fabrics can be a problem too depending on the humidity, but they can be replaced if it is an issue. There are also special esd 'carpets' and other tools that you place at sensitive equipment. Once I had to work at a place with a special suite with copper threads weaved into the fabrics. As you can see in his videos it doesn't happen all the times suggesting that the x32 is capable to handle it to some extent. In esd environments like this there exist more electronic equipment that will be at risk as well and the esd may even fry some electronic devices. Therefor esd protective measurements are important. Edit: Who took that picture of me this morning... [/QUOTE]

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