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Some electronics manufacturers accept products damaged by static electricity as the cost of doing business. Do you?
Why it matters
Static electricity can be mitigated in most cases. And that can remove or greatly reduce ‘the cost of doing business’
Where’s this coming from?
A copywriter friend of mine told me about a discussion with a prospect that was delayed by a few days due to a power loss at the facility at the time of the call. A few days later, my friend asked the prospect about the financial impact of a power loss, even for just a few hours.
The prospect manufactures a cooling piece for semiconductors. He said potential losses in an event like that could be as much as $20,000 for damaged products.
“Is there anything you can do?” the copywriter asked.
“Nope,” said the prospect. “It’s the cost of doing business.”
Static electricity out of control has a cost
That could mean damage to the electronic parts and equipment you manufacture? Or it could be to your equipment. Worst of all, it could injure one of your workers.
What’s your cost of doing business?
What if you could greatly reduce the risk? Perhaps even eliminate the majority of it with an investment in ESD flooring from the dual experts—ESD and flooring—from StaticStop?
If you think that question is worth a discussion, please give us a call at 508-583-3200 or drop a line.
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