An ESD lab coat contains conductive carbon or metallic fibers that allow static electricity to safely dissipate from the wearer. A regular lab coat does not have this property and can actually build up or generate static, making it unsuitable in electronics or cleanroom environments.

Any industry handling electrostatic-sensitive devices requires them — electronics manufacturing, PCB assembly, semiconductor fabrication, smartphone manufacturing, medical device production, pharmaceutical cleanrooms, aerospace electronics, defence, automotive electronics, and R&D laboratories.

Our standard ESD lab coat uses a 65% polyester, 34% cotton, and 1% conductive carbon fiber blend. The conductive fiber forms a grid pattern (typically 5mm or 10mm) that provides consistent static dissipation across the entire garment.

Yes. Our ESD garments are tested and compliant with IEC 61340-5-1 and ANSI/ESD S20.20. Test reports are available on request for clients who need documentation for QMS audits or buyer compliance requirements.

Yes, we offer full customization including company logo embroidery or screen printing, specific colors, custom size ranges, and branded packaging. Minimum order quantities apply for custom orders.

A quality ESD lab coat maintains its anti-static properties for 50–100 wash cycles when washed correctly — gentle cycle, no fabric softener. Fabric softener coats the fibers and reduces conductivity. Periodic ESD testing after 50 washes is recommended.

We supply to businesses of all sizes across India — from single-operator repair labs to large electronics manufacturing plants with 500+ workers. We have flexible minimum order quantities and pricing tiers for different volumes.

No. An ESD lab coat is one part of a complete ESD control system. For full protection, it must be used alongside ESD footwear, ESD flooring or mats, and in some cases wrist straps. We can advise on building a complete ESD program for your facility.