Swwip ESD mat Package is 1 mat/Bag,Size is 24''x27.5''(24inchesx27.5 inches) it Offers an Excellent Resistance to Oil, Grease and Most solvents, and are Lighter Than Our Single and Three Layer mats.

Well I thought this would be just alright, but it's very good for the price and heat-resistant too.You can burn it if you try with a soldering iron but hot air and drops to solder should be fine.There are other mats similarly priced like the star tech one that will just melt if a blob of hot solder touches it.It is resistive, so it should dissipate ESD on a grounded metal table or by grounding it out to earth ground by attaching a lead.I'd buy another if I needed too it's pretty big and thick for 20 bucks.

Has a weird smell but works great and is the perfect size.

Bought to put under the Accuquilt cutting machine and it works.

Greatat for the price. A bit smelly at first. Clean it a few time with a strong spray cleaner....

I bought this about 2 years ago and have been using it ever since. It had an odor when I first got it, but I don't remember it being THAT bad, and it faded after a few days. I don't have the equipment to properly test its conductivity/dissipativity, but the bottom layer does at least appear to be slightly conductive (in the megaohms) according to my multimeter, as you would expect.My biggest complaint is that the mat seems to discolor easily. Despite keeping it out of sunlight, away from chemicals, etc., within just a few weeks of owning it it had already started to lose its vibrancy and eventually it developed an uneven, slightly brownish haze, almost like cigarette tar. It seems particularly sensitive to contact with silicone (found on the bottom of lamps, tool stands, etc.), but it's not just that, as it affects the rest of the mat too.That said, I don't think I can complain too much given how little I paid for it.