
ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) testing probes are specialized tools used to evaluate and measure electrostatic discharge on surfaces, equipment, and personnel. These probes are an essential part of ESD audits, compliance checks, and workplace safety standards.
ESD testing probes are handheld or connected devices used to simulate or detect static charge and discharge behavior in an ESD-protected area (EPA). They work alongside ESD testers or meters to measure surface resistance, wrist strap continuity, footwear grounding, and static charge levels.
Surface Resistance Probes
Used with surface resistance meters (per ANSI/ESD STM11.11 / STM11.12)
Measures surface resistance in ohms or ohms/square
Usually come in a pair (2.27 kg, 5 lbs each)
Wrist Strap/Footwear Test Probes
Part of wrist strap or footwear testers
Ensure operators are properly grounded before entering ESD-safe zones
Point-to-Point Probes
Used to measure resistance between two specific points
Good for checking continuity on ESD mats, floors, or garments
Electrostatic Field/Voltage Probes
Detect and measure electric fields or charge levels on surfaces
Often non-contact
Auditing ESD-safe workstations, chairs, floors, garments
Validating ESD compliance in manufacturing and labs
Verifying personnel grounding via wrist straps/shoes
Testing materials for ESD susceptibility or discharge capacity
ANSI/ESD S20.20
IEC 61340-5-1
ANSI/ESD STM97.1, STM97.2
ANSI/ESD STM11.13, STM11.11
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