Can I Use Zero Static on Electronics?

Zero Static sprays are designed to reduce electrostatic charge on surfaces around electronics, not on the electronics themselves.

• ESD benchtops and mats

• Plastic tool cases

• Shelves and drawers

• Device enclosures and frames

• Keyboard trays and office equipment
  

  
  

🛑 Do not spray directly onto open circuits, PCBs, or connectors.

• Turn off and unplug the equipment before spraying nearby

• Spray onto a cloth and wipe surfaces near electronics

• Allow sprayed surfaces to dry before powering devices

• Avoid use near active fans or ventilation ports

Zero Static helps prevent electrostatic discharge in:

• Assembly lines

• Repair stations

• Test and calibration labs

• Storage areas for ESD-sensitive items

Can I spray my laptop keyboard or screen?
No — instead, spray onto a microfiber cloth and wipe the keyboard frame or outer casing only.

What if I accidentally sprayed a live circuit?
Unplug the device immediately and allow it to fully dry before reuse. Contact a technician if unsure.

Is this ESD-safe certified?
Zero Static is designed to support ESD-safe work areas, though it is not certified to ANSI/ESD S541-2019.