Cotton work clothes ≠ anti-static work clothes
Many manufacturers consider cost, comfort and other issues, they like to purchase pure cotton work clothes as anti-static work clothes, because pure cotton material does not generate static electricity, and no static electricity is equivalent to anti-static, but pure cotton work clothes are really equivalent to anti-static work clothes. Is it electrostatic work clothes? The answer is of course not the same, there is a clear difference between the two.
Pure cotton work clothes are work clothes made of pure cotton fabrics. It is well known that wearing pure cotton clothes does not have static electricity and can indeed play a role of anti-static to a certain extent. However, if pure cotton work clothes are to meet the industrial standard requirements, they must meet the following Condition: The relative humidity of the air reaches 50%, otherwise it may attract more static electricity than chemical fiber clothing. Therefore, pure cotton work clothes are not equivalent to anti-static work clothes. The real anti-static work clothes must meet the national standard GB12014-2009. The basic requirements are The surface resistance value should be 10 to the 11th power of 10 ohms. In order to use pure cotton work clothes as anti-static work clothes, it is also necessary to add anti-static conductive yarn to the fabric.