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Partners Brand PTAS1604 Anti-Static Poly Tubing 16" x 1075' 4 Mil Pink
Anti-static poly tubing protects static-sensitive items, supplied as a 16-inch by 1075-foot roll in four-mil pink material
- TypeShipping & Packing Supplies
- Anti-static protection for sensitive components
- 16 inch width fits larger items easily
- 1075 foot roll length reduces reload frequency
- 4 mil thickness resists tears during handling
- Pink tint aids quick visual identification
Anti-Static Poly Tubing for ESD-Sensitive Items
This anti-static poly tubing protects static-sensitive components during packaging and shipping. The 16-inch wide roll provides continuous material for custom-length bags. It suits operations that handle electronic assemblies or other ESD-vulnerable goods. The pink tint identifies the anti-static property at a glance.
California Proposition 65 Compliance Notice
The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for a chemical known to cause cancer. A second warning covers a chemical known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. These notices apply to the tubing material itself. No thermal, noise or power-draw data is relevant for this passive packaging supply.
Continuous Roll Format for Custom Bag Lengths
The 1075-foot roll lets you cut bags to the exact size each item requires. Heat-sealing or twist-tying the ends creates a finished ESD-protective package. No pre-made bag dimensions limit what you can wrap. The tubing ships free directly from the manufacturer.
Highlights
- Anti-static protection for sensitive components
- 16 inch width fits larger items easily
- 1075 foot roll length reduces reload frequency
- 4 mil thickness resists tears during handling
- Pink tint aids quick visual identification
Specifications
| Brand | PARTNERS BRAND |
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| Type | Shipping & Packing Supplies |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 16" anti-static tubing on a bag sealer without trapping static charge?
Unroll the PTAS1604 tubing onto the sealer mandrel, keeping the pink side facing out. The step most people miss is grounding the metal frame before feeding film through — otherwise the first few metres carry residual charge.
What replacement schedule should I plan for the 4 mil pink poly roll after 1075' of use?
The 4 mil wall resists punctures but thins at heat-seal jaws over time. Swap the roll once seal integrity drops or the pink tint fades, typically after several full 1075' cycles depending on daily volume.
At what point does the 16" width become the limiting factor during continuous sealing runs?
The 16" lay-flat width caps the maximum bag size you can form. On high-speed lines the tubing feeds faster than operators can load product, so bag length — not film strength — becomes the first bottleneck.
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