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An ESD chair is a vital component of any electrostatically sensitive work environment. Designed to prevent the buildup and discharge of static electricity, these chairs help protect sensitive electronic components and ensure worker safety.

There are some usage methods and precautions for anti-static clothing during use as follows.

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is one of the most overlooked yet critical challenges in today’s technology-driven industries. Sensitive electronic components used in manufacturing, laboratories, and cleanroom environments can be easily damaged by static electricity, even at levels invisible to the human eye. This is where the ESD chair plays a fundamental role.

As someone who has been working in the cleanroom supply industry for many years, I’ve seen how small details can make a big difference in maintaining a truly contamination-free environment. At Xinlida, we take pride in providing high-performance Cleanroom Wipers that meet the evolving cleanliness standards of 2025.

Sticky mats, also known as tacky mats or adhesive mats, are a simple yet highly effective tool used to trap dirt, dust, and contaminants from shoes, wheels, and other surfaces before they enter sensitive or clean environments. Whether in industrial settings, laboratories, hospitals, or even homes, sticky mats play a critical role in maintaining hygiene and safety.

The cleanroom wiper is mainly made of polyester fibers. Also known as lint-free wiping cloth, it is made of 100% polyester fibers double-knitted, with a soft surface that is easy to wipe sensitive surfaces without scratching or shedding fibers. It also has good water absorption and cleaning efficiency. one The material of the microfiber cleanroom wiper can be divided into ordinary fiber clean room wipe and superfine fiber industrial cleaning cloth. The ordinary fiber lint-free cloth is made of 100% continuous polyester fibers, while the superfine fiber lint-free cloth is made of a mixture of 75% polyester and 25% rayon. In addition, lint-free cloth can also be made of natural fibers and synthetic fibers, common synthetic fibers include polyester, nylon, artificial silk and polypropylene.