ESD Testers

In environments where even the slightest electrostatic discharge (ESD) can result in costly equipment damage, downtime, or product failures, ESD Testers come into play. ESD testers are test and measurement devices designed to maintain a safe and ESD-controlled environment. These electronic component testing devices test and monitor grounding devices and surface resistance, helping prevent damage to sensitive electronic components and ensuring workers’ safety. An ESD tester is significant in industries that handle sensitive electronic devices, as ESD can damage or damage these components. 

Check Out Our Range of ESD Testers with Versatile Displays and Power Options:

Ensure your sensitive electronics remain protected with our advanced ESD Testers, featuring a wide variety of display options and power sources:

• Analogue ESD Tester: The analogue display tester is a classic model that is perfect for basic testing needs.
• LCD ESD Tester: This tester offers crisp, easy-to-read digital readings for precise data.
• LED ESD Tester: It carries bright, clear indicators and is ideal for low-light environments.
• OLED ESD Tester: An OLED ESD tester is an ultra-clear and energy-efficient model, providing a modern testing experience.

Our ESD Testers Come with the Following Power Sources:

• AC Adapter: AC adapters are reliable power for ESD testers and can be used continuously in your workspace.
• Mains: Plug directly into the grid, ensuring consistent energy for industrial environments.
• Battery: Portable testing for on-the-go needs, convenient for fieldwork.
• Mains and Battery: The ultimate flexibility—use in your workshop or take it with you.

What are the Popular Types of ESD Testers?

Electrostatic discharge testers are classified into various types, each designed for different testing, purposes, and applications. Some standard types include: 

• Surface Resistance/Resistivity Testers – Surface resistance testers measure the surface resistance of materials used in ESD protection, such as anti-static mats, bags, and coatings. They are used to verify that a surface is appropriately conductive or dissipative to prevent static buildup.
• Wrist Strap Testers – These are easy-to-use, portable testers specifically designed to measure the resistance of wrist straps. 
• Footwear Testers – As the name suggests, footwear testers are built to measure the resistance of ESD footwear. They typically have a split footplate design that allows simultaneous testing of both feet.
• ESD Combo Testers – These dual ESD testers can measure the resistance of both wrist straps and footwear. They typically have a dual test circuit to test both devices simultaneously. A wrist and foot ESD tester, for example, ensures that wrist straps and ESD footwear maintain proper conductivity to prevent static buildup that could damage sensitive components.

Which One Should I Choose for My Needs?

Selecting the right ESD test equipment depends largely on your requirements for precision, portability, and frequency of use. Battery-powered portable models are ideal for portable testing needs. For lab or controlled environments, AC-powered digital testers are more appropriate due to their consistent power supply and accuracy. In addition, if quick checks are needed rather than detailed data, LED indicator models can suffice.