Which type of ESD protective bag combines features of both conductive and antistatic materials?

The choice of hybrid ESD-protective bags is correct because these bags are specifically designed to offer the benefits of both conductive and antistatic materials. Hybrid bags feature an outer layer made from static dissipative materials that provide protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD), while the inner layer is conductive, ensuring that sensitive electronic components are shielded from ESD risks and also prevented from accumulating static charge.

This dual-layer construction allows hybrid bags to maintain their protective characteristics in a variety of environments, making them suitable for transporting and storing sensitive electronics. The combination ensures maximum safety by absorbing ESD while also effectively shielding the contents from external electrostatic fields. The employed materials and design allow for effective grounding and shielding, thereby safeguarding sensitive components from potential damage during handling and transport.

In contrast, single layer ESD bags, non-conductive bags, and standard plastic bags lack this dual protection, making them less effective for specific ESD-sensitive applications.