Cleanroom ESD PU/Spu/PVC Slippers for cleanroom use

What is ESD slipper?

Anti-static Slipper is made of high elasticity anti-static polyurethane sole, which is beautiful and generous, light and comfortable, wear-resistant, not deformed, durable, thoroughly solved duty off problem. ESD Slipper Features: Durability, Gentleness, Comfortable. Prevents accumulation of static electricity

ESD slipper  conduct static electricity through the insole, linings, cement, outsole, and into the ground, helping regulate the buildup of electrical charge on a person’s body. … If your insole becomes non-conductive you should replace the shoes immediately. If you do not your shoes will not dissipate static electricity.

While one style of ESD slipper may retain its ESD properties for 6 months or longer, another will start failing within 90 days. The performance of all styles of ESD shoes should be verified at least daily on an on-going basis and records should be kept for quality control purposes.

Ensure that you are electrically connected to ground by wearing ESD socks with your ESD shoes or Heel Grounders. … While ESD shoes may be made with conductive materials, they require a layer of perspiration in the sock to provide a path-to-ground.

Specifications

Size chart

 Usage Notes:
1. Be worn on ESD floor.
2. Don’t wear insulated wool socks or insoles.
3. Don’t stick any insulation material to the sole.
4. Test ESD properties of shoes every week, and clean it or change it according the results.

Features
1, Efficiently prevent dust generating
2, Superior in clean room and electronic, semi-conductor industries
3, Static-dissipative SPU material which provide continuous electric contact of the foot to ground as required by ESD standards.
Application
Widely used for electronic, optical instrument, pharmacy, microbial engineering, precision instrument industry etc.