Conductive rope and anti-static rope, diameter 3,4,5,6,7,8 mm
Conductive rope and anti-static rope are both commonly used materials for making anti-static door curtains, and they each have unique characteristics. The anti-static rope has a unique structural design, with the outer layer made of black, white and green fibers cross-woven and wrapped with white yarn. Its main function is to discharge static electricity. When people enter and exit the door, the anti-static rope can effectively guide the static electricity of the human body, thereby eliminating static electricity and achieving a significant anti-static effect. Its surface resistance ranges from 10^5Ω to 10^7Ω, and common specifications include diameters of 4mm, 6mm, and 8mm, with 50m or 100m per roll.
In contrast, the conductive rope is woven with pure green fibers, containing cotton yarn and copper wire inside, ensuring the selection of high-quality materials. It has excellent conductive properties and can quickly conduct static electricity into the earth, leaving the object in an uncharged state. The surface resistance of the conductive rope is between 10^3Ω and 10^5Ω. Despite its strong conductive properties, the price of the anti-static door curtain made from it is relatively high, which is also one of its characteristics. Similarly, common specifications include 4mm, 6mm, and 8mm diameters, with 50m or 100m per roll.
Although both can be used for anti-static purposes, anti-static ropes focus more on discharging static electricity, while conductive ropes focus more on rapid conductivity. Which one to choose depends on specific application requirements and budget considerations.