ACL Staticide Anti-Static Wipes 5" x 8" - SW12 (288/Case) or 2450 (450/Case)
ACL Staticide Anti-Static Wipes 5" x 8" - SW12 (288/Case) or 2450 (450/Case)
ACL Staticide pre-saturated anti-static wipes combine surface wiping and static-control treatment in one ready-to-use format. This listing offers two 5" x 8" wipe quantities: SW12, 288 wipes per case, and 2450, 450 wipes per case. Select the correct variant before ordering and follow the product safety sheet when working around sensitive equipment.
Best Uses / Applications
- Electronics work areas: wipe compatible external work surfaces and equipment housings where static buildup is a concern.
- Distributed workstations: SW12's 12 boxes of 24 wipes can be placed across multiple stations.
- High-volume wiping: choose the 2450 bulk case when a larger wipe count is needed.
Check compatibility on an inconspicuous area first. Do not wipe energized electronics or sensitive optical surfaces without the equipment maker's approval. Verify treated surfaces against your ESD program's requirements.
Specifications and Packaging
| Part number | Listing format |
|---|---|
| SW12 | 24 wipes per box; 12 boxes per case (288 wipes) |
| 2450 | 450 wipes per case |
| Wipe dimensions | 5" x 8" |
| Format | Pre-saturated disposable wipes |
See the linked safety data sheet for composition, handling precautions, and any applicable sales or use restrictions. Do not infer cleanroom classification or compliance for your particular process from this listing alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between SW12 and 2450?
SW12 lists 288 wipes per case, packed as 12 boxes of 24. The 2450 variant lists 450 wipes per case.
Are both wipes the same size?
This product listing describes both as 5" x 8" wipes.
Are the wipes ready to use?
Yes, they are listed as pre-saturated wipes. Follow the product handling directions.
Can I use them on electronics?
Use only on compatible external surfaces and follow equipment-maker guidance. Do not wipe energized equipment.
Can these replace ESD testing?
No. Check treated surfaces against your facility's ESD-control requirements.
