Enfain
Enfain 100-pack anti-static bag flat mouth self-sealing
Pack of 100 self-sealing anti-static bags protects motherboards and components from oxidation and static damage
- Anti-static protection for sensitive components
- Flat mouth design enables easy insertion
- Self-sealing closure keeps contents secure
- 100-pack quantity suits bulk storage needs
Enfain 100-pack anti-static bag flat mouth
This Enfain pack supplies one hundred anti-static bags with a flat mouth and self-sealing closure. They provide anti-oxidation shielding for computer motherboards and other static-sensitive components during storage or transport. The bulk quantity suits repair shops, system builders and hobbyists who handle multiple boards.
Easy to seal and store
Each bag closes by pressing the self-sealing lip together, requiring no tape or heat sealer. The flat-mouth design lets boards slide in smoothly, but rigid heat-sinks or tall capacitors can catch on the opening. The thin film tears if forced over sharp bracket edges, so insert components gently. Buyers needing larger bags for full-size ATX boards with tall coolers will find these too small.
Highlights
- Anti-static protection for sensitive components
- Flat mouth design enables easy insertion
- Self-sealing closure keeps contents secure
- 100-pack quantity suits bulk storage needs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the anti-static bags are protecting motherboards after sealing them?
Place a motherboard inside, press the self-sealing closure flat, and confirm the bag stays closed without gaps; the anti-oxidation shielding layer is designed to block static discharge during storage.
What comes in the pack and do I need extra seals or tape?
The pack contains 100 flat-mouth anti-static bags with built-in self-sealing strips; no separate tape or seals are required.
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