Conductive Polymers

Disk Drives

Disk DriveLubrizol's Conductive Polymers electrostatic dissipative (ESD) sheet and compounds are used for the packaging and transport of disk drive heads and other components. Our ESD sheet and compounds are also molded into internal disk drive components.

Requirement

Clean, consistent ESD protection for some of the most sensitive and demanding components in the electronics industry



Key Benefits

• Dissipative ESD protection for the most sensitive recording heads

     - Stat-Rite® Polymer Alloys

• Conductive packaging options also availableMedia Box

     - Carbon fiber

     - Carbon black

     - Wall carbon nano-tubes

• Products are engineered for cleanliness

     - Low ionics

     - Low offgassing

     - Low particulates

     - Humidity independence

• Permanent ESD protection lasts for years and years

• Consistent ESD protection does not deteriorate with thermoforming, injection molding or washing

 

Lubrizol Conductive Polymers has the right polymers in the right platform for your different electrical, mechanical and cleanliness needs.

Lubrizol Conductive Polymers recognizes that different applications require a blend of key attributes including surface resistance, mechanical rigidity, cleanliness, permanence, recyclability and cost. Any given application might emphasize a different combination of attributes.  To address these market needs, we offer a broad line of conductive and dissipative polymer products through our flagship brands of Stat-Rite® Polymer Alloys and Carbo-RiteTM Carbon Alloys in a variety of fillers, host polymers and forms for different performance requirements.

As one of the world leaders in ESD protection, more than anything, we provide the peace of mind - not only with products that consistently meet the highest quality standards, but also with one of the industry's largest networks of technical support specialists.  When reliability, value and safety matter most, there is no better solution that one offered from Lubrizol Conductive Polymers.