ACL Staticide 80LA-S Black Static-Dissipative Powder Free Latex Finger Cots, Small
ACL Staticide 80LA-S Black Static-Dissipative Powder Free Latex Finger Cots, Small
ACL Staticide 80LA-S black latex finger cots provide localized fingertip coverage for handling sensitive components while helping control contamination from skin salts, oils and particulates. ACL positions the black 80LA family for applications specifying mid-range static dissipation. The washed, powder-free latex offers an elastic fit for attachment and removal.
Best Uses / Applications
Consider these Small finger cots for ESD-protected areas, electronics assembly, wire bonding, laser-diode handling, repair stations and field repair kits when fingertip coverage meets the process requirements. ACL's family datasheet also identifies IC, avionics, marine and consumer-electronics applications. Product selection still depends on the facility's required electrical performance, cleanliness and handling procedures.
Key Features
- Small, black 80LA-S latex finger cots.
- Washed and powder-free.
- Elastic latex for comfortable fingertip coverage.
- Manufacturer-listed ISO 5 / Class 100 cleanroom use.
- Anti-static, gas-impermeable packaging flushed with semiconductor-grade nitrogen.
- 720 pieces per pack; existing listing specifies four packs per case.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ACL Staticide |
| Part number | 80LA-S |
| Material / color | Natural latex / black |
| Size | Small |
| Powder status | Powder-free; washed |
| Electrical positioning | Mid-range static dissipation, per ACL |
| Manufacturer resistance notation | “10e7 ohms RGP” per ANSI-ESD SP15.1 using the CAFE method, current manufacturer page |
| Thickness | 3.5 mil on current manufacturer page; legacy December 2017 hosted sheet lists 3 mil |
| Manufacturer-listed cleanroom use | ISO 5 / Class 100 |
| Manufacturer-listed standards | ASTM and IEST-RP-CC 005.3; RoHS compliant, as stated by ACL |
| Suggested device category | Class II static sensitivity devices, per manufacturer |
| Packaging | Anti-static, gas-impermeable film; semiconductor-grade nitrogen flush |
| Pack / listed case quantity | 720 per pack / four packs per case |
Confirm thickness for the supplied lot if it is critical to your specification. The resistance notation reproduces ACL's wording; confirm the required electrical value and qualification method with the manufacturer rather than interpreting color alone.
Black 80LA vs. Pink 70LA
| Selection factor | 80LA black | 70LA pink |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer positioning | For mid-range static dissipation. | Anti-static latex for economical static control. |
| Manufacturer resistance notation | “10e7 ohms” | “10e10 ohms” |
| Shared material | Washed, powder-free natural latex. | |
| Selection | Choose the required electrical performance, fit and process qualification; the two colors are not interchangeable specifications. | |
Handling and Latex Precautions
Inspect finger cots before use and replace damaged or contaminated cots under your facility procedures. Natural latex can cause allergic reactions; users with latex sensitivity should use a suitable alternative. Finger cots do not replace full-hand protection when that is required. Cleanroom-use and powder-free descriptions do not establish sterility or chemical-protection suitability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 80LA-S identify?
The Small size of ACL's black 80LA static-dissipative latex finger-cot family.
How many are in a pack?
The manufacturer lists 720 pieces per pack. The existing MTE listing specifies four packs per case.
Are they powder-free?
Yes. ACL describes them as washed and powder-free.
How do they differ from pink 70LA finger cots?
ACL positions black 80LA for mid-range static dissipation and lists different resistance values for the black and pink families. Select according to the actual electrical requirement.
Are they latex-free or sterile?
No, they contain natural latex. The reviewed information does not establish sterility; ISO 5 / Class 100 cleanroom use is a separate characteristic.
Why do the thickness references differ?
The current manufacturer page lists 3.5 mil, while the retained December 2017 technical sheet lists 3 mil. Confirm the supplied-lot specification with ACL if thickness is critical.
Technical Data Sheet
ACL Latex ESD Finger Cots technical sheet, December 2017. This legacy sheet lists 3 mil thickness; the current manufacturer product page lists 3.5 mil.
Related Reading
Explore the ACL Staticide collection and our ESD Program Essentials hub.
