Working Principle of Anti-Static Garments
Dust-control principle: When a person is not wearing a cleanroom garment, their body continuously releases a large number of dust particles, which become a significant source of indoor contamination in a cleanroom environment. By enclosing the body, the cleanroom garment-thanks to the effective shielding properties of its fabric-contains the vast majority of these particles within the garment itself, thereby resolving the issue of particle generation from the human body.
Anti-static principle: High-quality anti-static fabric is produced using composite spinning technology, in which conductive filaments are fused with the base material. These conductive filaments ensure a low triboelectric voltage (voltage generated by friction) and prevent the attraction of fine dust particles.
The conductive filaments within the anti-static fabric increase the surface area for static conduction, allowing for the dissipation and elimination of static electricity.