The SIMCO FMX-003 is a compact, handheld electrostatic field meter designed for measuring surface voltage and static charge in electronic manufacturing, cleanroom, and industrial environments. This instrument provides accurate, non-contact measurement of electrostatic fields, essential for electrostatic discharge control programs.
The FMX-003 utilizes a vibrating capacitive probe to measure electrostatic fields without contacting the test surface. This non-contact measurement method ensures accurate readings without disturbing sensitive materials. The instrument can measure both positive and negative static charges, providing comprehensive assessment of electrostatic conditions.
The meter features a wide measurement range suitable for applications from sensitive electronic assembly to industrial static control. The one-button operation simplifies measurement procedures, while the clear digital display provides immediate readings. Automatic ranging eliminates the need for manual range selection.
Measurement Type: Non-contact electrostatic field measurement
Measurement Range: 0 to ±20 kV (selectable ranges)
Measurement Distance: Standard 25 mm (1 inch) from test surface
Display: Digital LCD with polarity and value indication
Resolution: High resolution for precise measurement
Power Supply: Standard batteries for portable operation
Hold Function: Data hold for recording measurements
Applications: ESD auditing, static control verification, cleanroom monitoring

The FMX-003 is designed for simple, intuitive operation. The single-button control cycles through measurement functions, while the automatic power-off conserves battery life during portable use. The instrument includes a detachable grounding cord for measurements requiring a reference ground, and the rugged housing protects the meter in demanding field conditions.
This electrostatic field meter is essential for verifying the effectiveness of electrostatic discharge control measures in electronics manufacturing, including workstations, packaging materials, and handling equipment. It is used by ESD program managers, quality assurance personnel, and facility engineers to ensure compliance with industry standards such as ANSI/ESD S20.20 and IEC 61340.



