Not All Floors Are Conductive

Guest

We use carts for transferring units from one area to another. The carts have a chain for grounding while the cart is moving. However sometimes our carts go to areas with no conductive floor. Is this OK?

Ems

Joined: 20 Jun 2026 Posts: 20

Hello there, pipol! Long time no hear! Busy tayo eh...he-he-he...

Ems, you can only take full advantage of conductive flooring if all areas used in production have it, and they're all properly grounded to a single point. If not, you are still at risk, so that somehow defeats the purpose of your conductive floors, right? So go tell your bosses to install conductive floors where your carts go. Wink

Test Engg 99

Guest

Nah forget about it. Even here in notheast US we found out that it is not much of a big issue with these carts. If its not much a big issue here where ESD is rampant, then it is not an issue sa atin.

Unless you boss insist that you measure the probability of the feasibility of the conductivity of all the shit ESD there is.

If this happens, shove the chains up your brainless boss' nose.

I hate to be in test right now. The boss gets higher pay and lower intelligence. Di ba, test eng99? heheheheh...

THE FLASH

Guest

hey flash,

barry gilbert? northeast us? as in massachusetts? i think i know where you're working...heh...heh...heh...

kolokoy

Guest

Hello my dear kolokoy,

heh-heh-heh..its getting cold, right kolokoy?

THE FLASH

Barry Allen , not BArry Gilbert Wink

Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2025 10:57 pm Post subject:

Flash naman, walang ganyanan, kaya alanganin appraisal natin e. heheheheh. Bumalabs na nga boss natin lalaitin mo pa.

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