If you wear an anti-static wrist strap, you don't need to wear an anti-static suit
This question is representative, but there is actually a misunderstanding. Anti-static wrist straps can help the body discharge static electricity, but most ordinary clothes are insulated or have original insulating properties, so the static charge will always remain on the clothes. Static charges are neutralized or slowly dissipated over time. Over time (maybe a few hours, maybe a few days) it will be neutralized by the ion blower, or slowly dissipate part of the charge for different reasons (the specific situation depends on how much sewage is soaked in the clothes, thickness, composition, etc. ). At this time, the sleeves, waist and other places on the body are likely to accumulate thousands of volts of static electricity, which will affect nearby conductors. Therefore, wearing anti-static work clothes can shield the insulating clothes on the body and minimize the impact of the electric field on the working environment. We recommend that you choose suitable anti-static work clothes to ensure work safety and efficiency.