Markings in the ESD protection zone
26.7.2023
ESD protection zones or ESD workplaces are areas where sensitive electronic parts, devices or components are protected from electrostatic discharge to prevent damage caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD).
Markings in the ESD protection zone, for products in the ESD protection zone and also for the demarcation of the ESD area or the ESD workplace are in the EPAof great importance.
Different types of markings are for example:



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These markings and signs are designed to raise awareness of the danger of electrostatic discharge and to ensure that all necessary measures are taken to protect sensitive electronic components and equipment from damage. The exact requirements for labeling and ESD protection measures may vary by industry, country and specific ESD guidelines.
Also suitable for EPA entrance areas is our free ESD poster, a brief summary of the rules in the
ESD protection zone for employees and visitors.
Download " German ESD Network (deutsches-esd-netzwerk.de)
Instruction or training is essential for all persons working in an EPA.
You can find out more here:
Why ESD training for employees is essential (keinath-electronic.de)
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