ANTISTATIC AGENTS
Most plastic types work well as materials that don’t conduct electricity, and they can build up a lot of static charge. This static electricity happens when one object rubs against another and separates their charges.
This can cause different problems, like difficulties with handling and dirt getting on the items during transportation, storage, and packing. Additionally, dust can make the products look bad and not work properly. There is also a danger that a sudden discharge of static electricity could harm electronic parts and create shock risks for workers, which might even lead to fire dangers.
Many plastic types are insulators and can collect significant amounts of static electricity. Some common problems caused by static buildup in plastics include:
- The way dust sticks to products can affect how they look and work.
- There is a chance of static discharges causing issues with electronic parts.
- Workers may experience shocks from static and face risks of fires or explosions.
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Enhanced handling and contamination challenges during lift storage and packaging.
Our antistatic agents come in granules and can be easily measured out based on the desired surface resistivity to create either a dust-repellent effect or reduce static electricity. They work well for both injection molding and extrusion methods. The special makeup of our polymer has shown that it doesn’t greatly change the mechanical properties of the main material, which is different from other similar products.
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