What is the difference between anti-static clothing stripes and grid fabrics
The fabrics commonly used in anti-static clothing generally have two types: stripes and grids. Many customers will be entangled in which fabric to choose. In fact, it depends on the level requirements of the industry and clean room. Next, I will take you to see what is the difference between anti-static clothing stripes and grid fabrics?
Anti-static work clothes are made of anti-static fabrics through a special sewing process. The anti-static fabrics are made of special polyester filaments, and conductive fibers are woven in the warp or weft direction. They have efficient, long-term anti-static and dust-proof performance, and are thin and slippery , Texture is clear.
The stripes and grids we are talking about are the embedded weaving methods of conductive silk. The striped conductive silk is distributed vertically, while the grid is distributed crosswise. According to the different arrangement of conductive filaments, there are three types of commonly used anti-static fabrics: 5mm stripes, 5mm grids and 2.5mm grids, and their anti-static properties increase sequentially.
Under normal circumstances, workshops below 10,000 grades can use anti-static clothing made of fabric with 5mm stripes, workshops with grade 1000 can use anti-static clothing made of 5mm mesh fabric, and workshops with grade 100 can use 2.5mm mesh conductive silk.