Anti-static finger sleeve instructions and precautions?

These anti-static finger sleeves are made from a special blend of anti-static glue and latex, designed to effectively control static electricity. They do not contain silicone oil or ammonia, with a surface resistance of less than 10^10 ohms, ensuring excellent static prevention capabilities.

They are ideal for handling electrostatic-sensitive components in cleanroom environments, where low dust generation is essential. The material is specially treated to minimize ions, residues, and other contaminants, making them highly suitable for sensitive industrial applications.

The average surface resistivity meets strict standards: initial voltage is 10kV, which drops to 0V within 30 seconds, with a discharge speed of no more than 1.25 seconds. These products have been tested under 26% and 45% relative humidity conditions, and should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct light.

Available in black, beige, and pink (with beige being the most commonly used), these finger sleeves are sold in packs of 1440 per bag. Designed to avoid skin irritation, they feature ultra-thin fingertips that allow for flexible movement while maintaining a secure fit to prevent fatigue during extended use. They also safely dissipate static charges generated by the human body.

They are widely used in industries such as semiconductors, electronics, optoelectronics, medicine, and laboratories, offering protection and precision during manual tasks.

Common Uses:

• Wearing them when handling colored vegetables like seaweed, wormwood, or Nepeta to prevent staining from vegetable juices.
• Using them when handling shelled foods like peanuts or soybeans to avoid hand wear and contamination.
• Wearing them after bathing to protect wounds from water and potential infections.
• Applying them when handling anal plugs or similar medical items.
• Putting them on when counting banknotes or distributing newspapers to keep hands clean and non-slip.
• Picking up small items like discs or beads without leaving fingerprints or sweat marks.
• Wearing them during manual work to protect fingers from abrasion.
• Using them when opening sealed plastic bags to make it easier to open the bag without tearing.
• Teachers can wear them on their thumbs, index, and middle fingers when writing on the blackboard to prevent chalk from rubbing off onto their hands.

Usage Tips:

• For waterproofing, check for air leaks by blowing into the sleeve and pinching the opening. If it doesn’t expand, it’s airtight and ready to use.
• Avoid wearing them for long periods. If you experience swelling, numbness, or discoloration, remove them immediately and raise your fingers to help them recover.
• After use, dry them thoroughly for repeated use.
• If worn frequently, apply a small amount of powder or talcum to keep them lubricated.
• Keep away from sharp objects like needles, scissors, or toothpicks to avoid damage.
• Always remove them from the top down to prevent tearing and make it easier to wear next time.

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