Esd Anti Static Fabrics

ESD (electrostatic discharge) fabric is a type of textile woven with conductive fibers that dissipates static electricity to prevent the buildup and sudden discharge of static charges. It is used to make garments for people working in environments where sensitive electronic components could be damaged by a static discharge. How ESD fabric works Conductive fibers: ESD fabric is typically made from a blend of polyester, cotton, and conductive carbon fibers. Grid pattern: The conductive fibers are woven into a uniform, square grid pattern, often with 5mm spacing. Discharge path: This grid creates a path for static electricity to flow safely away from the wearer's body to the ground, rather than being released as a harmful static shock.