What are the requirements for using anti-static clothing?
There are certain regulatory requirements for employees who wear dust-free clothing while working in a clean room. Employees should strictly follow the requirements and order of wearing dust-free clothing. First of all, the dust-free hat should be worn neatly before wearing dust-free clothes. Note that the hair must be completely covered in the dust-free hat and must not be exposed. Then put on the dust-free clothes. After putting them on, do not take them off casually. The buttons must be fastened. The shoulders and neck must not be exposed, and the clothes must not be worn backwards. You must put on dust-free clothes before you can wear dust-free boots. When pulling on the dust-free boots, you must level the shoe tubes to ensure that they cover the trouser legs.
Before wearing anti-static clothing and anti-static hats, you should tidy up your clothing and hair to avoid feeling uncomfortable after putting on dust-free clothing. When wearing gloves, avoid touching the palms and fingertips of the gloves with bare hands. When wearing a mask, the mask should be worn over the nose and the mouth and nostrils should be covered to avoid contaminating the product when breathing. For example: newspapers, magazines, pencils, etc. are not allowed to be brought in. The following matters need to be noted: Smoking, eating, and foreign debris are strictly prohibited when entering the clean room. The dust-free clothes taken off should be hung up and placed in the upper cabinet in the dressing room. Dust-free boots should be placed inside the hung dust-free clothes. below. Before entering the clean room, you need to take off your shoes in the designated place, put your shoes in the shoe cabinet, put your outer clothes in the closet, and put personal items in the private cabinet. No food should be placed in the cabinet. To enter the clean room, you must first wear a mask, dust-free cap, dust-free clothes and dust-free boots in accordance with the regulations and procedures in the dressing room, then go through the air shower room to wash the dust, and step on the sticky mat before entering. Dust-free clothes, dust-free boots, etc. should be cleaned regularly and replaced with new ones if they are damaged or offline. When taking off the dust-free clothes, the order is reverse to that when putting it on. Regardless of entering or leaving the clean room, you must take off your clean clothes in the locker room as required. You are not allowed to do this in other areas, especially when walking in the clean room. After putting on gloves, the wrists of the gloves should be placed inside the sleeves to isolate the source of contamination. Only after wearing dust-free clothes, washing the dust with air, and stepping on the sticky mat can you enter the clean room. In order to ensure that newly built or in-use clean rooms are not contaminated by fine dust, causing damage to products and the environment, reduce product defect rates and minimize losses.
In the small wardrobe in the locker room, except for the prescribed items such as anti-static clothing, anti-static shoes, anti-static hats, anti-static gloves, etc., no other external objects (such as food) are allowed to be placed, and except for the prescribed dust-free paper Except for other items, other items that have not been dust-free treated are not allowed to be brought into the clean room. Indoor dust-free clothes are not allowed to be taken out of the clean room. The manufacturer will ask strict management personnel to coordinate and manage to ensure the requirements. No entry is allowed during non-commuting hours. Please show your sign when entering.