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Hands wearing a grounding wrist strap fitting an SSD into an opened laptop on an anti-static mat Static-safe repairs

ESD Certified Repairs You Can Trust

Static electricity is one of the quietest ways electronics get damaged: a discharge too small to feel can weaken a processor, a memory chip or a motherboard. So Princeton Service Center, a division of Princeton IT Services, is audited for static control and holds a Certificate of ESD Compliance from the EOS/ESD Association.

What the certificate means

Independently auditedOur service center passed an audit by an ESDA-authorized auditor.
Trained techniciansOur technicians are trained in ESD control.
Renewed every yearA new audit every year. Our certificate is valid through October 7, 2027.
Listed by ESDAFind us as Princeton IT Services on ESDA's public list of ESD compliant repair providers.See the list →
How we protect your devices

Static-safe from the moment a device is opened

At the bench

  • Grounded, static-safe workbenches and mats
  • Wrist straps worn and checked whenever a device is open
  • Regular checks of our ESD equipment

Parts and people

  • Static-shielding bags for boards, drives and replacement parts
  • Replacement parts stored and handled in ESD-safe packaging
  • Technicians trained in ESD awareness and safe handling
Why it matters for your organization

A repair that lasts, from a vendor that is easy to approve

If you manage laptops for a business, school or university, every repair is a small risk to your uptime. A device handled carelessly can work today and fail next month. ESD-safe handling helps make sure the repair you paid for lasts.

It also makes us easier to approve as a vendor. If your procurement or IT team keeps a list of qualified repair partners, we are glad to send you a copy of our certificate.

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ESD certification: common questions

What is ESD?

Electrostatic discharge: the sudden flow of static electricity between two objects. It is the same thing as the small shock you get from a doorknob, but the parts inside a computer can be damaged by discharges far too small for a person to feel.

Can static really damage a laptop during a repair?

Yes. Once a device is opened, its components are exposed, and without proper grounding a technician can damage a part just by touching it. The damage does not always show straight away, which is what makes it costly.

Who issued your certificate?

The EOS/ESD Association, Inc., a not-for-profit standards organization founded in 1982 and recognized worldwide for its static control standards and training. It keeps a public list of ESD compliant repair providers, where you will find us as Princeton IT Services.

Does the certificate expire?

It is renewed every year through a new audit. Our current certificate is valid through October 7, 2027.

Can I get a copy for our vendor file?

Yes. Just ask, and we will send you a copy.

Certificate of ESD Compliance issued by the EOS/ESD Association, Inc. to Princeton IT Services, 500 Alexander Park, Suite 201, Princeton, NJ 08540. Valid through October 7, 2027.

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