One of the most popular ESD products, anti static gloves is made out of several different materials, all of which protect both the worker and the product from damage. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Gordon Brush Mfg. Co., Inc.
City of Industry, CA | 323-724-7777Gordon’s® ESD & cleanroom products meet the specific needs of the electronics industry plus industries where static electricity buildup is detrimental to manufacturing. The ESD line consists of over 200 conductive, static dissipative, insulative and anti-static options. Gordon’s goal is to help customers improve their productivity by providing quality static eliminators. ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Static Clean International
Billerica, MA | 781-229-7799Our anti-static spray is the best! We have a quality program team that works around the clock to ensure that we are bringing you the highest quality products. It is our goal to achieve full customer satisfaction every time we work with our clients. All of our products go through extensive testing to be sure that they will provide safety, reliability and dependability for years to come. Call us today to find out more!
Julie Industries, Inc.
Andover, MA | 978-276-0820Julie Industries provides StaticSmart™ environments for any area where electronic equipment is manufactured, handled or used. Flooring solutions include static control carpet, vinyl, rubber and epoxy. We also provide adhesives. Ask us about our 24-hour turnaround program.
EXAIR Corporation
Cincinnati, OH | 800-903-9247EXAIR offers a large selection of Gen4 Static Eliminators to eliminate static and dust. They can neutralize and clean at distances up to 20 feet. With both standard configurations and customization options available, we have the equipment you can count on to effectively eliminate static. It is our mission to offer outstanding customer service while providing products at a low competitive rate. Give us a call to learn more about our company or get started with us today!
NRD, LLC
Grand Island, NY | 800-525-8076We are a manufacturer of static control ionizers for industrial, electronic and converting applications. NRD offers a full line of static eliminators, including incline and spot source ionizers, anti-static brushes, bars and guns, an anti-static mat, StaticMaster products, as well as measuring and testing equipment.
Anti Static Gloves - Gordon Brush Mfg. Co., Inc.Anti static gloves are able to suppress electrostatic charges when being worn by a person handling delicate, static-prone materials. These static eliminators dissipate static charges without using any chemicals or treatments. They are used when building, cleaning, repairing, inspecting and changing the parts of a static-prone product, as well as any other hand-to-product contact with medical equipment, electronics, cell phones, internal computer components, film, instruments and circuit boards.
Anti Static Gloves - Gordon Brush Mfg. Co., Inc.They are used by workers in the computer and electronics manufacturing industry as well as laboratories, aerospace companies, semiconductor manufacturers, telecommunications, clean room building, optics and petrochemical industries. They are also used in making precision instruments, within the photo lab context and for electrostatic painting.
Computer repair technicians and anyone handling the parts of their home or work computer should also wear these gloves to prevent any permanent damage to their systems. Most anti static gloves are white in color and form fitting to the hands of the worker so that the fabric does not constrict or inhibit the work they are doing.
All anti static gloves are reusable and may be washed like normal gloves. They eliminate arcing due to excess conductivity and maintain the same static charge on all objects. That way, when they come in contact with each other, no energy is transferred; in essence, there is no spark. This is accomplished a couple different ways using various materials.
Some gloves are made out of nitrile or a carbon nylon knit, which is a porous cloth. These gloves have the palm, inner thumb and inner finger surfaces covered by a cut-out of thin anti static polyvinyl chloride, also known as PVC, which is stitched on. These pads also double as better grip material. Some gloves are made of latex and processed in a chlorinated washing method to minimize contamination on the inside and outside of the glove.
Some have complete uniform resistivity throughout the entire glove because of a filament conductive fiber without carbon sewn into the glove. Anti static gloves can be sold by the pair or in bulk amounts, and usually come in basic sizes like small, medium and large. Other ESD products that provide ESD protection specifically to do with a person's hands include wrist wraps and cods.