An electrostatic protected area is called the EPA. Theoretically, any object in an EPA should not create ESDS electrostatic risk to sensitive electronic devices. ESD protection is achieved first by specialized equipment.

Nowadays without any special effort, you can find different types of ESD protection equipment. Many companies only resell these products, buying them from other European, American and Asian manufacturers.

The second but no less important aspect of ESD protection in an EPA area is a code of rules that includes behavioral regulations in management, engineers, technicians, and operators to achieve high-tech production standards. The creation and implementation of an ESD control program may seem like an easy task; it is recommended only to state what an employee should, should or can do and what is prohibited in an EPA area.