Anti-static finger cover features and uses
Although many people know anti-static finger cots, they do n’t know what it has and whether it can only be used in electronics factories. Today I will introduce it to you.
People working in electronics factories need to come in contact with electronic products such as chips and circuit boards. In order to prevent static electricity from coming into contact with the skin, they will wear anti-static finger cots when they work, which can prevent static electricity and protect their fingers from being injured. . Although many people know anti-static finger cots, they do n’t know what it has and whether it can only be used in electronics factories. Today I will introduce it to you.
Features of anti-static finger cots Anti-static finger cots are made of pure natural latex and have very good protection for fingers, which can prevent fingerprints, sweat and other dirt from contaminating the product, and prevent operators from directly touching static-sensitive components. It can safely discharge the electrostatic charge of the human body brought by the operator. It is suitable for distributing letters, optical industry, clocks and watches, batteries, electrical appliances industry, electronics industry, precision component assembly, microelectronics, liquid crystal display and semiconductor industry. Anti-static finger cover features: 1. Surface resistance: <10 to the power of ten, effectively preventing static electricity. 2. DEHS anti-static finger sleeve is made of anti-static rubber and latex, and does not contain silicone oil and ammonia. 3. It is suitable for handling static-sensitive components, strictly controlling static electricity to generate low-dust treatment, and suitable for use in clean rooms. 4. Special cleaning treatment reduces the content of ions, residues, dust and other pollutants. 5. Tested under the conditions of 26 and 45% relative humidity. Storage conditions: low temperature, dry, light-proof and anti-static finger cover. Wear standards: (1) QC, testing, and packaging stations must wear gloves. When fingers are needed The head can be operated but the operation cannot be performed. The corresponding part of the glove can be cut off to expose the first and second joints of the fingers. (2) In order to prevent sweat and debris on fingers from contaminating related parts, employees who are in contact with PCB, LCD, FPC electronic components must wear finger covers. For finger pads that cannot complete the work at this station, finger pads that do not touch PCB and other materials may not wear finger pads.
(3) The anti-static finger cover is changed at least twice a day, and it should be replaced every morning and afternoon at work. In general, the finger cover should not be used again. The use period of gloves is 3-5 days (when there is pollution or damage during use, gloves and finger covers must be replaced in time).