Anti-static materials and products
1. Electrostatic conductor
One has a lower resistivity and it is difficult to accumulate an electrostatically charged material unless it is insulated from the ground.
2, static sub-conductor static non-conductor
A material that has a high electrical resistivity and therefore can accumulate a sufficient amount of static charge thereon to cause various electrostatic phenomena.
3, electrostatic subconductor static sub-conductor
A material having a resistivity (or conductivity) between an electrostatic conductor and an electrostatic non-conductor.
4, conductive (static) electrical material ( static ) conductive material
It refers to materials with high electrical conductivity such as metal and carbon, and materials that have electrostatic conductivity in various ways (such as incorporating conductive materials in insulating materials).
5, conductive fiber conductive fibre
A general term for fibers made of conductive materials such as metals or organic materials and antistatic agents or subconductive materials, in whole or in part. The conductive fibers are divided into metal conductive fibers and organic conductive fibers.
6, anti-static fiber anti-static fibre
A fiber made of a subconductive material to which an antistatic agent is added.
7, conductive rubber [plastic] conductive rubber [ plastics ]
In order to reduce the electrical resistivity of rubber [plastic], materials (or products), rubber [plastic] made by some measures (such as the incorporation of conductive materials) in the production process.
8, conductive floor panel conductive floor
A floor [board] made of a material with a low electrical resistivity designed to provide an electrostatic leakage path.
9, conductive coating anti-static coating conductive paint
Coated on the surface of the object to form a solid film that adheres firmly and can remove an engineering material that accumulates its charge.