Conductive plastic sheet
If you need the benefits of Correx® material with additional protection against ESD (electrostatic discharge), Corriplast conductive Correx® is your best option.
Corriplast is similar to standard Correx®, but with conductive properties. The conductive sheet material, manufactured from Polypropylene and Ethylene copolymers, has carbon additives added during extrusion to provide its conductivity. As such, Corriplast material channels static charges along its surfaces, protecting any nearby static-sensitive items. As such, it is popular for ESD-controlled areas, clean rooms, and the production of anti-static packaging.
At GWP Correx®, we have a large stock holding of Corriplast conductive Correx®. So besides our wide range of anti-static packaging, we can also supply your business with mid- to low-volume ESD sheets on short lead times at competitive prices.
Please note: Correx® is a registered and/or unregistered trademark of Corplex Plastics UK Ltd, its parent, subsidiaries and/or affiliates.
Corriplast sheet sizes and technical information
Sheet sizes
| Thickness | Weight | Across flute | With flute | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 mm | 450 gsm | 2500 mm | 1800 mm | 50: £POA
100: £POA 200+: £POA |
| 4 mm | 700 gsm | 2500 mm | 1800 mm | 50: £POA
100: £POA 200+: £POA |
Available colours and printing
Black
Simple one/two colour printing is available – please enquire for further details.
Electrical performance
Conductive Corriplast is a type of Corrugated Plastic Board based on Polypropylene / Ethylene copolymers.
Corriplast is volume conductive, surface resistivity is less than 105 ohms squared (Method 5.0 KV charge for 5 minutes at 40 RH = V)
Units seconds V = 1/10 V=0
Conductive Black 0.27 0.53
Chemical
Conductive Corriplast is chemically unreactive and is generally regarded as being biologically inert.
There is no release of any noxious fumes from ambient temperatures.
Although Conductive Corriplast is inert and can be regarded as harmless, certain boards do contain additives which could be harmful, and any ingestion should be avoided.
Benefits of Corriplast conductive plastic
By using Corriplast – and sourcing from GWP – you can expect:
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FAQs
What is Corriplast?
Corriplast is effectively a conductive version of Correx® corrugated plastic. Manufactured from the same Polypropylene and Ethylene copolymers, the addition of various additives during manufacture, particularly carbon, provides the material with its conductive performance.
What is conductive plastic sheet used for?
Corriplast conductive plastic sheet is suitable for a wide range of applications. Uses include ESD safe packaging and surface protection in areas such as clean rooms or electronics manufacturing environments.
Is it possible to print on conductive Correx® material?
As with Correx®, it is possible to print the surfaces of Corriplast material using either screen or digital printing methods. Adding print can be useful for branding, providing instructions, or including other important information (such as health and safety guidance).
Is Corriplast suitable for cleanroom applications?
Corriplast is particularly well-suited for cleanroom applications that require ESD protection. Key benefits include the material not shedding fibres, being unreactive to most chemicals, and ease of cleaning and sterilisation. Corriplast is also inert (biologically) and does not release any noxious fumes at ambient temperatures.
Is Corriplast available in other colours?
Due to the manufacturing process, during which the extruder adds carbon black to the material, it is not possible to specify any colour other than black. It is possible to print on the surfaces of Corriplast if required.
Why GWP Correx®?
Extensive stockholding
As the UK’s largest independent converter of Correx® material (by volume), we have an extensive stockholding of material available on short lead times.
UK Correx® experts
Our team of designers, product experts, and production staff has extensive specialist knowledge of Correx® and similar plastic sheet materials.
Competitive advantage
Alongside material, you can source a huge range of custom fabricated Correx products, available as part of a confidential trade agreement for resale.
A business you can trust
Although continuing to operate as an independent business, GWP Correx® is now part of Macfarlane Group PLC – the UK’s largest packaging distributor.
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