Hi,

normally, one won't need any net. Iron, even lead and other metals will
swim on the surface of mercury. Only gold will sink. On the other hand,
mercury would solve kind of metals.

Regards,
Imre


On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Dal Wheeler wrote:

> :-)
> 3" of liquid mercury for the whole floor surface.  Added benifit if you drop
> your hand tools/parts you can collect them with a net.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "David Schmidt"
>
> > a wet floor and bare feet works for us!
> >
> > Seriously though, we have full anti-static flooring installed (tiled, not
> > carpeted), ionizers on each bench, anti-static chairs with drag chains to
> > the floor, wrist straps, ESD shoes, ESD bunny suits and nitrile gloves
> > (which are static dissipative vs latex), and humidity control of the room.
> >
> > It seems MEMS devices don't like ESD.
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