Antistatic Cleanroom Garments: Styles and Usage Antistatic cleanroom garments are woven from specialized polyester filaments and high-performance permanently conductive fibers using a special process. These garments effectively control minute dust particles generated by the human body, preventing them from being released into the air and contaminating products and equipment. They also provide antistatic properties and prevent dust adsorption. A typical garment consists of a coverall, boots, protective gloves, a hood, face shield, and eye protection, protecting both personnel and products.
Antistatic cleanroom garments come in various styles, including four-piece coveralls (hood, jacket, trousers, and socks are all connected), three-piece coveralls (jacket and trousers are connected; hood or socks can be included depending on customer requirements), and two-piece coveralls (two-piece coveralls can also have a hood, but the jacket and trousers are not connected).
Antistatic cleanroom garments are suitable for cleanrooms in industries with high cleanliness requirements, such as pharmaceutical factories, food factories, electronics factories, bioengineering, optics, aerospace, cinemas, semiconductor precision machinery, plastics, powder coating, hospitals, and environmental protection. The choice of cleanroom garments depends on the cleanliness level of the area being used. For higher cleanliness levels, one-piece cleanroom garments are often chosen, where the hood, shirt, and pants are all connected together.