What is the difference between esd anti-static fabric stripe and esd anti-static fabric grid?
With the development of science and technology, especially the biopharmaceutical industry and the food industry, the requirements for the fabrics of clean clothes are getting higher and higher.
With the development of the anti-static industry, customers often ask about the difference between stripes and meshes of anti-static clothing. This involves many professional issues. Let's explain the difference between stripes and meshes of anti-static clothing:
1: The weaving method of the conductive wire is different;
2: The electrostatic coefficient of striped anti-static clothing is not as high as that of mesh anti-static clothing;
3: The requirements of the workshop are different; the striped anti-static clothing is generally used in the class 1000 or class 10,000 workshop due to the low static coefficient, while the grid is used in class 1000 or class 100 dust-free workshop.
4: The price is different; the striped anti-static clothing does not have high requirements for the convenience of workmanship and electrostatic coefficient, so the price is not as high as the mesh anti-static clothing.
At present, the commonly used dust-free clothing fabrics in China include 5mm stripes, 5mm grids, and 2.5mm grid conductive silks, and their dust-proof and anti-static effects are getting stronger and stronger in order; this is also selected according to the clean room grade. The clean room below grade 1 should use 5mm strip conductive silk, the clean room of grade 1000 should use 5mm grid; the clean room of grade 100 should use 2.5mm mesh fabric conductive silk. Stripes and grids also differ in price, with grids being more expensive than stripes.