Anti-Static 5mm Grid ESD 99% Polyester Antistatic Fabric For Industry Workwear

Product Description:

ESD clothing made with FairtechTextiles fabrics is the perfect solution for protecting electronic components against electrostatic discharge (ESD). Our antistatic fabrics have been certified to meet European standards.

These special fabrics are specifically designed to prevent the ESD effect when working with electronics, high-explosive vapors, or in cleanroom environments. ESD occurs when two different materials come into contact with one another and then separate, resulting in a spark discharge when a metallic (conductive) object is touched.

This discharge can potentially damage electronic circuits, precision machinery, and even cause gas explosions. To prevent ESD and discharge static electricity in the air, antistatic fibers are woven into the fabric. Also known as "conductive fabric" or "ESD fabric", this type of textile is designed to neutralize static electricity and dissipate it away from the surface of the material.

Antistatic fabrics are used in many industries in order to prevent the buildup and unsafe discharge of static electricity, which can damage sensitive equipment, ignite flammable substances, and compromise the integrity of certain products. By providing an effective method of dissipating static electricity, antistatic fabrics help keep workers and equipment safe while keeping products functioning properly.

Features:

• Product Name: Anti Static ESD Fabrics
• Surface Resistance: 10^6-10^9Ω
• Sample: Available
• Use: Jacket, Shirt, Bag, Blanket, Cap, Curtain, Dress, Garment, Industry, Shoes, Suit
• Style: Other, TWILL, Antistatic
• Static Decay: 0.1s
• Keywords: Conductive fabric, ESD grid fabric, Electrically conductive fabric, Anti static fabric, Static control fabric

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FAQ:

1.What is ESD protection?

Protection against electrostatic discharges (ESD) is part of EMC Immunity (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) requirements. It is the ability for equipment to properly operate in its electromagnetic environment by limiting the reception of electromagnetic energy that may cause physical damage.

 

2. What is the difference between antistatic and ESD?

Anti-static floors usually have a coating or chemical additive that dissipates static across its surface so that you never build up enough charge to get a shock. ESD is a much more robust solution that delivers more consistent, long-term results because it's actually earthed.

 

3. What are 4 ways to prevent ESD?

Keep electrostatic-sensitive parts in their containers until they arrive at static-protected workstations. Place parts in a static-protected area before removing them from their containers. Avoid touching pins, leads, or circuitry. Always be properly grounded when touching a static-sensitive component or assembly.

 

4. How important is ESD protection?

ESD protection is a vital consideration when working with sensitive electronic components and assemblies. ESD stands for electrostatic discharge and refers to sudden releases of built-up static electricity. This common phenomenon can damage electronic parts if not guarded against.

 

5. Where is ESD protection required?

The most common points of electrostatic discharge (ESD) entry include USB, HDMI^®, power supply, and other connector ports. ESD also enters from an antenna with exposed metal surfaces. TVS diodes must be connected to all the data and power lines that need to be protected from ESD.

 

6. What makes a product ESD safe?

ESD safe materials are used in the construction of the unit which have a surface resistivity of less than 1011 ohms/square and/or pass a static decay test as defined in MIL-STD-3010A TM-4046.