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ESD Resistance test equipment
for esd flooring, work surfaces and More!
Economy, Durability
AND Exceptionally accurate, designed to last a lifetime!
- Easy to read digital display
- Measures resistivity/resistance from
>1.0E03 to <1.0E12
ohms
- Measures relative humidity-10% to 90% RH
- Measures temperature: 32°F to 100°F (0°C to 37°C)
- 10v / 100v dual test voltage ranges
- Automatic zeroing and power off
- Power options:120 VAC, 9 VDC (alkaline or ni-cad)
power
adapters included
- Meets ANSI/EOS/ESD Standard 11.11
- CE Approved, NIST Traceable with Certificate included
- Options to EXPAND
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Perfect for measuring ESD flooring to the
latest standards of EOS ESD S7.1 as well as measuring resistance
levels of other mission critical ESD materials
including chairs, esd smocks, carts, esd bench laminates etc.includes:
The ElectraMeg RT-1000 includes:
- Two 5 lb. 2.5" electrodes with handles
- Two 3" parallel surface resistivity probes
- Dissipative chair test probe (meets ANSI/EOS/ ESD
Standard 12.1)
- Garment clamps (conforms to EOS/ESD 2.1 standard)
- Earth ground probe
- Foam lined carrying case
ElectraMeg RT 1000 Megometer
PN: SS RT-1000
$1,200.00
Shipping weight with 2 ea 5 lb electrodes and
accessories:
15 lbs
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Optional or
Replacement Accessories
New! MP 6533
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Note: Meter
NOT included
MP 6533,
personal wrist strap / hand held test electrode.
Useful for testing wrist straps and for testing to
the new 2020-2007, 97.1 standard for esd flooring
(combination resistance of technician / heel
grounders and flooring).
MP-6533 Personal
Hand held test electrode (as shown above), $95.00
FP-1745 Personal Footwear Tester, $90.00
MP-1234 Miniature Probes, $250.00
RP-4323 Extra (2 each) - 5lb Resistance
Probes, $144.00
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GT-4872 Ground Circuit Tester, $25.00
GC-5621 Garment Clips, $65.00
CP-1111
Concentric Ring Electrode (for testing esd
bags), $393.00 |
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For International orders
please specify 110 volt or 220 volt and if you wish your
unit to read in Centigrade or Fahrenheit. |
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