2oz. Flux ESD Dispensers

(3 customer reviews)
$8.15

Available in RED 26ga. Needle (0.009″ID), PINK 20ga. Needle (0.023″ID), BLACK 16ga. Needle (0.047″ID)  

  • Made in the USAScottsdale, AZ, since 1983
  • FDA registered facilityNo. 3004167955
  • GSA contract holderGSA MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078
SKU: FD-ESD
Soldering iron tip being re-tinned in a small tin beside a soldering station

Static control at the bench

Built for flux at the solder station

A 2 oz blue squeeze bottle with a stainless-steel needle for putting flux exactly where the joint needs it. Three gauges, color-coded, in a static dissipative bottle.

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Needle-tip controlA Luer-lock hub seals onto a UV-bonded 304 stainless-steel needle for a precise, consistent supply of flux.
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Three gauges26 ga red, 20 ga pink and 16 ga black, so you can tell them apart at a glance.
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Static dissipativeAverage surface resistivity of 109 to 1010 ohms/sq, in translucent ESD blue so you can see what is inside.

At a glance

2 oz needle-tip flux dispenser

26 · 20 · 16 gaFD-1-ESD red (0.009 in ID), FD-2-ESD pink (0.023 in ID), FD-3-ESD black (0.047 in ID). 2 oz, case of 50.
MDPETranslucent ESD blue, molded with an antistatic additive free of amines and amides
109–1010Ω/sq average surface resistivity. Average static decay 0.5 s at 40% RH.
Flux typesFor flux, no-clean, water-soluble, rosin and acid solutions. Prefer a pen? See the chisel pen tip version.

Questions buyers ask

FAQ

Which gauge should I pick?
The 26 ga red needle (0.009 in ID) gives the finest bead, the 20 ga pink (0.023 in ID) is in the middle, and the 16 ga black (0.047 in ID) puts down the most flux.
Which fluxes can I use?
It is compatible with flux, no-clean, water-soluble, rosin and acid solutions.
How do I fill it?
Unfasten the nozzle from the base and fill the bottle with flux. Tightly refasten the plug, draw the needle through the nozzle, fasten the nozzle and squeeze to dispense.
What makes it static dissipative?
It is molded from MDPE with an antistatic additive that contains no amines or amides. Average surface resistivity is 109 to 1010 ohms/sq, with an average static decay of 0.5 seconds at 40% relative humidity. It supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program; it does not certify a workstation on its own.
Can I get samples, pricing or buy through GSA?
Yes. Request a sample, ask about distributor and case pricing, or buy FD-1-ESD, FD-2-ESD and FD-3-ESD through GSA MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078.

The details

A precise bead of flux at the solder station

I.C. ESD Flux Dispensers are 2 oz squeeze bottles for putting flux exactly where the joint needs it, on electronics assembly, rework and repair benches and in cleanrooms. A Luer-lock hub seals onto a UV-bonded 304 stainless-steel needle for a precise, consistent supply of flux with no unnecessary resistance to the operator.

Three needle gauges are color-coded so they are easy to tell apart: 26 ga red (0.009 in ID) for the finest bead, 20 ga pink (0.023 in ID) and 16 ga black (0.047 in ID). The dispensers work with flux, no-clean, water-soluble, rosin and acid solutions, and the blue bottle is static dissipative, with an average surface resistivity of 10⁹ to 10¹⁰ Ω/sq and an average static decay of 0.5 seconds at 40% RH.

Order FD-1-ESD, FD-2-ESD or FD-3-ESD, 50 per case, all on GSA MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078. Prefer a pen tip? See the 2 oz pen-tip flux dispenser. I.C. ESD bottles are molded from MDPE compounded with an ESD additive that gives them their blue tint and static dissipative property, and they are supplied by R&R Lotion of Scottsdale, Arizona, since 1983.

Features & benefits

  • Dependable dispensingA Luer-lock hub seals tightly onto a UV-bonded 304 stainless-steel needle.
  • Flux compatibleWorks with flux, no-clean, water-soluble, rosin and acid solutions.
  • Color-coded gauges26 ga red, 20 ga pink and 16 ga black, easy to tell apart at a glance.
  • Static dissipativeAverage surface resistivity of 10⁹ to 10¹⁰ Ω/sq, with an average static decay of 0.5 seconds at 40% RH.
  • Supports an S20.20 programSupports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program. The bottle does not certify a workstation on its own.
  • Amine and amide freeThe antistatic additive contains no amines, amides or ethoxylated tertiary amine, the agent used in many other antistatic bottles.
  • Durable MDPEMedium-density polyethylene is durable and chemical resistant.
  • Grip-right materialFlexible walls give precise, even resistance in the hand.
  • Leak-proof fitEach molding is fitted to its matching top and seals when closed.
  • Into the ESD areaBring liquids and supplies into static-sensitive areas in a static dissipative container, and keep them within reach at the workstation.
  • ESD blue, translucentThe ESD blue tint is easy to spot, and the translucent wall shows contents and fill level.
  • Clean plasticMade with no BPA, PBDE, phthalates or heavy metals.
  • Non-stick surfaceContents release cleanly from the plastic surface.
  • Odor resistantDoes not hold trace odors or fragrances left by solvents and other chemicals.
  • Top-rack washableWash on the top rack of a dishwasher and reuse.
  • RecyclableThe material is formulated to be recyclable and reusable.

Uses (from the label)

  • Cleanrooms and sterile environments
  • Dispensing flux onto circuit boards
  • Storing flux or solvents
Free ofBPAPhthalatesPVCPBDEHeavy metalsAmines and amides

Sizes & case packs

SizePart no.Per case
2 oz flux dispenser, 26 ga needle, 0.009 in ID, redFD-1-ESD50
2 oz flux dispenser, 20 ga needle, 0.023 in ID, pinkFD-2-ESD50
2 oz flux dispenser, 16 ga needle, 0.047 in ID, blackFD-3-ESD50

Directions for use

  1. Unfasten the nozzle from the base and fill the bottle with flux.
  2. Tightly refasten the plug and draw the needle through the nozzle.
  3. Fasten the nozzle and squeeze to dispense flux.

Applications

Electronics manufacturingCleanroomsStatic-sensitive environmentsSemiconductor and quality labsBio-science labsAerospace and defense

Testing on file

  • Static decay, 5 kV at 40% RHAverage 0.05 s to the 1% cutoff (min 0.04 s, max 0.07 s); 0.03 s average to 10%.
  • Surface resistivity, ASTM D2571.97 × 10¹⁰ Ω/sq average at 100 V and 40% RH.
  • Surface resistance, 100 V at 40% RH5.51 × 10⁸ Ω average (1% cutoff).
  • Static decay, packaging material5 kV at 15% RH: PVC sleeve 0.35 s, PE foam 0.17 s, PS foam 0.17 s.
  • Solvent residue, seven-day exposureTCE, MEK and IPA: no color or physical change; water pH unchanged (about 5.9).
  • Electro-Tech Systems, 2015Surface resistivity at 40% RH (ASTM D257 / ESD S11.11) in the static dissipative range; static decay at 12% RH (Mil-Std-3010C Method 4046) to the 1% cutoff in about 0.01 s.

Product specs

Product type
Static dissipative bottle (hardware)
Material
MDPE with an antistatic additive (amine and amide free)
Color
ESD blue, translucent
Surface resistivity
10⁹ to 10¹⁰ Ω/sq (average)
Static decay
0.5 s average at 40% RH
Flux compatibility
Flux, no-clean, water-soluble, rosin and acid solutions
ESD program
Supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program; does not certify a workstation on its own
Standards (per TDS)
Exceeds MIL-B-81705 and NFPA-56A (FTMS 101, Method 4046); tested to ESD ADV 11.21; meets EIA 625; helps meet ANSI/ESD S4.1; DOD-HDBK-263
Food-contact material
MDPE and additive comply with 21 CFR 177.1520, 178.2010, 178.3297 and 178.3120
Chemical compatibility
See the ESD Bottle Chemical Resistance Chart, rrlotion.com/esd-bottle-chemical-resistance-chart/
Flammable liquids
Not ATEX rated
Regulatory lists
Prop 65, TSCA, SARA, REACH, RoHS: no known substances
Shelf life
At least 24 months from manufacture. Some ESD bottles degrade over time depending on the solvent and frequency of use.
Cleaning
Top rack of a dishwasher
SDS
ESD Bottles SDS, rrlotion.com/msds/
Supplied by
R&R Lotion, Scottsdale, AZ, since 1983 · FDA registered facility No. 3004167955
GSA
MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078: FD-1-ESD, FD-2-ESD, FD-3-ESD

3 reviews for 2oz. Flux ESD Dispensers

  1. MC –

    This bottle helps keep the flux clean, controls the amount of flux you use and the flux doesn’t spill out if you tip the bottle over.

  2. D. Skye –

    I nearly returned this needle dispenser bottle because the needle seemed to be missing when it arrived. It was inside of the bottle (I assume to protect it during shipping). I’m using the bottle to dispense cyanoacrylate (super) glue accelerator and it works very well for that. I have no idea of the antistatic properties of the bottle, but it works perfectly for my needs. This bottle is better quality than others that I’ve used for dispensing accelerator.

  3. Consumer Joe –

    This FD-1 product has the narrower needle (26 guage) in this product line. I am using liquid rosin flux and SMD parts and am very happy with the level of control that the thin needle provide. Since this is a standard straight blunt needle, replacing it with new/clean or different guage should be easy (both slip and luer lock needles should fit, for lower guage numbers you may need to increase the plastic tip hole size but this should be trivial).

    If the needle gets clogs, either heat it with the solder iron to soften the clogged flux or replace with a new needle, they are cheap.

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