What is the difference between stripes and meshes on clean clothes
With the improvement of people's quality of life, the production technology in the fields of food, medicine and electronics is also constantly improving, and the level of clean technology directly determines the quality of products. At the same time, it also brings new opportunities and challenges to the main equipment of human purification. However, many customers have doubts about stripes and meshes when purchasing clean clothes, so what is the difference between stripes and mesh fabrics in clean clothes?
The so-called stripes and grids are inlaid with conductive yarns. Only clean fabrics inlaid with conductive yarns can ensure the dustproof and antistatic effects of clean clothes. Commonly used anti-static clothing fabrics include 5mm strip type, 5mm grid, and 2.5mm grid conductive silk, 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, generally grade 10,000 The following clean rooms should use 5mm strip-type conductive silk, 1000-level clean room should use 5mm grid; 100-level clean room should use 2.5mm mesh fabric conductive silk. Stripes and grids also differ in price, with grids being more expensive than stripes.
Generally speaking, the density of stripes indicates the strength of anti-static performance, and the anti-static performance of grid is better than that of stripes. Which one depends on what environment you are using. If you are in a stricter environment, take a slightly denser one. The environment is relatively less strict and it is up to you to choose. It can be equipped with an anti-static hat, which is safer and less pollution to the surrounding environment.