Do you know the correct way to use anti-static shoes?
Today, with the rapid development of science and technology, "static electricity" has been paid more and more attention by people, so enterprises have purchased some anti-static products, such as anti-static clothing, anti-static shoes, anti-static wrist straps and so on. However, most companies often do not pay attention to the use of these products, which also causes electrostatic damage even if they are equipped with anti-static products. Why is this?
For example: people usually wear socks or insoles when they wear anti-static shoes. For people with sweaty feet, these socks and insoles will also conduct static electricity. However, some people whose feet are not easy to sweat will wear some non-anti-static shoes. Socks and insoles, these socks and insoles cannot conduct static electricity, so that the static electricity of the human body cannot be introduced into the earth through the shoes.
The correct way to use anti-static shoes is to be equipped with anti-static insoles when wearing them, and work on the anti-static ground to discharge the static electricity carried by the human body to the ground. Any part of the resistance disconnection will cause the human body to carry harmful static electricity. The "human body comprehensive tester" is placed at the entrance of the workshop or at the entrance of the workshop. The human body comprehensive tester can quickly and accurately detect those who wear unqualified anti-static shoes, socks and insoles. Workers are advised not to wear socks while wearing anti-static slippers in summer, and cotton socks instead of nylon socks in winter.
【Sole resistance】105~109Ω
【Material】Cloth dust-free shoes with conductive yarn, the upper is made of anti-static cloth, which has good ESD electrostatic discharge effect, low dust emission, and the sole material is PVC material, which is comfortable, light and firm to wear.
【Scope of application】Cloth dust-free shoes can be used in purification workshops with a purification level of 10,000, 100,000 and 300,000.