Don't rush to use newly purchased anti-static clothing
The factory purchased a batch of new anti-static clothing, and the production company delivered it, and the batch of work clothing was immediately put into use. Is this correct? My suggestion: the new work clothes just produced should not be put into use directly.
Clean clothes will produce fine thread and fiber debris during the cutting process, and oil stains on the machine may also be stained during the production process. These contaminants will affect the performance of the clean clothes. In addition, it is very important that some fiber dust remains on the surface of the new work. If it is not cleaned or treated with water first, the user's skin will be allergic.
Therefore, the newly made dust-free clothing must be cleaned once before being put into use. In addition, our company also supplies anti-static wrist straps, anti-static heel straps, ion blowers, ion blow guns, anti-static testers, etc.