Overview of anti-static dust-free cloth.

When electrons are transferred, the lack or excess of electrons can create an electric field known as static electricity. This electrostatic field quantity produces substances that depend on friction or separation, the amount of friction or separation, and the relative humidity of the surrounding environment.

Substances that easily transfer electrons (or charges) between atoms are called conductors. Substances that cannot transfer electrons (or charge) are called insulators. Both conductors and insulators may be charged under static electricity.

The body's action or contact with other objects, separation, friction or induction, and other factors can produce several thousand volts or even tens of thousands of volts of static electricity.

Static electricity causes serious harm in many fields. Triboelectrification and the human static electricity are two major hazards in the electronics industry.

The main electrostatic protection measures in the production process are electrostatic leakage, dissipation, neutralization, humidification, shielding, and grounding.

The ESD protection system for the human body consists of an ESD wrist strap, ankle strap, overalls, shoes and socks, hats, gloves, or finger covers. It provides functions such as ESD leakage, neutralization, and shielding.