Customization Durable Anti Static ESD White Keep Warm Wadding Polyester Fabric Wadding Padding

Product Description:

ESD clothing made with FairtechTextiles fabrics is the best solution for protecting electronic components against ESD. Our Anti Static fabrics are certified to European Standards.These antistatic fabrics are specifically designed to prevent the ESD effect when working with electronics, high-explosive vapors, or in super-clean lab environments.

Antistatic fabric, also known as conductive fabric or ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) fabric, is a type of textile that is designed to dissipate or neutralize static electricity. It is commonly used in industries where static electricity can cause damage to sensitive electronic components or create safety hazards. Here's some information about antistatic fabric:

• anti static polyester fabric: 98% polyester and 2% conductive yarn.
  • anti static TC fabric: 63% polyester+35% cotton + 2% conductive yarn.
  • Anti static Diamond fabric
  • Anti static T Shirt fabric

Different type of fabric adapts to the requirements of different anti static or cleanroom environment. It is widely used in Microelectronics, optical electronics, precision instruments, and aerospace which are more sensitive to static electricity and have higher requirements in cleanroom.

Why we need the Anti static fabric ?

• Uncontrolled release from static build-up is a potential hazard in many industries, especially where combustible fuels, gases and dusts are present. It is also equally hazardous to the safe assembly of sensitive components in clean rooms and the operation and maintenance of electronic equipment and controls. One of the most serious risks is from the human body, which is capable of generating up to 40,000 volts of static electricity. ESD occurs when two materials come into contact 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.
• Purpose: The primary purpose of antistatic fabric is to prevent the buildup and discharge of static electricity. Static electricity can accumulate on the surface of materials or clothing due to friction, and when discharged, it can potentially damage electronic devices or ignite flammable substances. Antistatic fabric helps to minimize these risks by providing a controlled path for the dissipation of static charges.
• Construction: Antistatic fabrics are typically made by incorporating conductive fibers into the fabric structure. These conductive fibers are often carbon-based or metallic, such as carbonized polyester or stainless steel fibers. The conductive fibers are woven or blended with other fibers to create a conductive network throughout the fabric.
• Conductivity: Antistatic fabrics possess a level of electrical conductivity that allows them to quickly dissipate static charges. The conductivity is achieved through the presence of the conductive fibers within the fabric. This conductivity helps to minimize the accumulation of static charges and prevent the sudden discharge that can damage sensitive electronic components.
• Applications: Antistatic fabrics find applications in various industries where static electricity control is crucial. Some common applications include:
  • Electronics and semiconductor manufacturing: Antistatic fabrics are used to make garments, gloves, and cleanroom clothing for personnel to prevent electrostatic discharge that can damage sensitive electronic components.
  • Automotive industry: Antistatic fabrics are utilized in the production of seating materials and protective clothing to prevent static buildup and potential hazards during vehicle assembly.
  • Pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors: Antistatic fabrics are used in cleanrooms and sterile environments to minimize static electricity and protect sensitive equipment or products.
  • Explosives and flammable substance handling: Antistatic fabrics are employed in clothing and equipment used by workers handling explosive materials or flammable substances to prevent static discharge and potential ignition.
  • Maintenance and Durability: Antistatic fabrics typically maintain their conductivity and antistatic properties throughout their useful life. However, it's important to follow manufacturer guidelines for proper care and maintenance to ensure continued performance. Antistatic fabrics may have specific requirements for washing, drying, and handling to prevent any damage to their conductive properties.

Antistatic fabrics play a crucial role in mitigating the risks associated with static electricity in various industries. By providing a controlled path for the dissipation of static charges, they help protect sensitive equipment, enhance safety, and maintain the integrity of electronic components and products.

Features:

Conductive fabric, also known as "conductive silk", is made up of special polyester filaments and high quality conductive yarns. It can be used to sew functional garments, such as coveralls, suits, jackets, caps, boots and the like.

The fabric is highly resistant to static electricity, chemicals and abrasion, and is designed for Class 1000 cleanrooms and above. It has a wide range of applications in the electronics, medical, biology, optics and spaceflight industries. Furthermore, it meets worldwide ESD standards, with a system resistance between 10e6 and 10e8Ω.

The ESD fabric can prevent the accumulation of static electricity on clothing. It does this by separating or interweaving conductive fibres when it is being spun. Conductive fibre is made by mixing metal oxide or carbon black with composite spinning.

Under a temperature of 20 ±5℃ and humidity of 30-40%, the average charge surface density of the fabric is ≤7.0μc/m2 after being washed 100 times. The electric charge of each fabric should be below 0.6μ c/pc. The fabric's washability is further graded, with A grade ≥33.0 h, B grade ≥16.5 h.

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Fairtech FR2101 Anti Static ESD Fabrics are specifically designed to provide superior protection from the harmful effects of static electricity. Made of a combination of polyester and conductive fibers, this fabric is certified with CE and ISO standards, and is tear-resistant, shrink-resistant, sustainable, and anti-static. It has a surface resistance ranging from 10^6-10^9Ω and static decay of 0.1s, and a permeability to water of between 55.00 to 60.00g/hr. Available in various styles such as TWILL, Antistatic, and other, the fabric can be ordered in minimum quantities of 100 Meters with a minimum price of USD1.1/Meter. It is packaged in rolls of 100-130meter and can be delivered in 3-5days. Payment can be made through L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram and Fairtech is capable of supplying 10000000meter per week.

Support and Services:

We provide comprehensive technical support and service for Anti Static ESD Fabrics to help customers optimize their use of our products. Our technical support team is available 24/7 to provide assistance with any questions or issues you may have. We also offer a variety of services to help ensure your Anti Static ESD Fabrics are used correctly and optimally, such as:

• Installation and setup support
• Maintenance and repair services
• Troubleshooting and diagnostics
• Software and firmware upgrades
• Product training and technical seminars

If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us. We are always happy to help.

FAQ:

Q1. What are 4 ways to prevent ESD?

A1: 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.

Q2. Where is ESD protection required?

A2: 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.

Q3. What is the safe range for ESD?

A3: Static dissipative (ESD-safe) - A static dissipative material has a surface resistivity of at least 1 x 10E5 Ω/square, but less than 1 x 10E12 Ω/square. In terms of volume resistivity, a static dissipative material falls in the range of 1 x 10E4 Ωcm and 1 x 10E11 Ωcm.

Q4. What is the solution to ESD?

A4: ESD SOLUTIONS

1)Optimal protection for your electronic components. controlled dissipation of electrostatic charges.

2)Comprehensive range of ESD products. for all applications (minimum to full protection)

3)Safe and neat storage. of your electronic components.

4)Cost reduction. no damage and latent faults on PCBs.

5)Expert planning.

Q5:What is the minimum voltage for ESD?

A5: 3,000 volts

Q6. What is ESD level?

A6: ESD Classes

ESD Class Sensitivity

ESD Class 0 <250 Volts

ESD Class 1 250 to 1999 volts

ESD Class 2 2000 to 3999 volts

ESD Class 3A 4000 to 7999 volts