Products Description

SF0001 / SF0002 ESD PU Gloves

Brand: SATA | Product: ESD PU Gloves | Material: Nylon + Carbon Fiber | Color: White

Designed specifically for the electronics and semiconductor industries. These gloves feature a nylon liner woven with conductive carbon fibers to dissipate static electricity, combined with a PU coating on fingertips or palm for grip and cleanliness. Available in 8" (SF0001) and 9" (SF0002) lengths.

Key Features

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Protection

Surface resistance typically ranges from 10^6 to 10^9 Ohms, safely dissipating static charge from the human body to protect sensitive electronic components.

Carbon Fiber Integration

Conductive fibers are woven into the liner (typically at regular intervals or throughout) to create a continuous conductive path.

PU Coating for Grip

The polyurethane coating provides a secure grip on smooth components and prevents fingerprints or contamination.

Breathable Comfort

Lightweight nylon construction ensures breathability, essential for long shifts in cleanrooms or labs.

Applications

Electronics: Semiconductor assembly, PCB handling, chip packaging.
Optoelectronics: LCD/LED screen manufacturing.
Hard Disk Drives: Assembly of magnetic heads and disks.
Pharmaceutical: Handling of sensitive powders or instruments.

Specifications

Parameter	Value
Model	SF0001 (8 inch) / SF0002 (9 inch)
Length	220mm/225mm
Material	Nylon + Conductive Carbon Fiber
Coating	PU (Fingertip or Palm)
ESD Performance	Surface Resistance 10^6~10^9Ω
Color	White with Black Carbon Strip

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do these gloves protect electronics?

A: Static electricity builds up on the human body due to movement and friction. When touching sensitive components, this static can discharge (ESD) and damage the component. These gloves contain conductive fibers that safely bleed off this charge, either to a grounded wrist strap (if connected) or by dissipating it over the glove's surface area.

Q: Can I wash these gloves? Will they still work?

A: Yes, they can be washed. However, to maintain ESD performance, use mild detergent and avoid bleach or fabric softeners, which can coat the conductive fibers and insulate them. Air dry. The ESD property is inherent to the fiber, so it will not wash out easily if care instructions are followed.

Q: What is the difference between the 8-inch and 9-inch models?

A: The 9-inch (SF0002) model provides extra protection for the wrist area and is often preferred when wearing short-sleeved cleanroom garments to cover the skin. The 8-inch (SF0001) offers slightly more flexibility and is standard for general assembly.

Q: Why is one of the fingers usually a different color?

A: This is a stylistic feature or sometimes indicates the conductive path. The key is the presence of the black carbon filament woven into the white nylon, which provides the conductivity.