Anti-static finger sleeve instructions and precautions?

These anti-static finger sleeves are made from a special blend of anti-static glue and latex, and do not contain silicone oil or ammonia. With a surface resistance of less than 10^10 ohms, they effectively prevent static buildup, making them ideal for handling sensitive electronic components in cleanroom environments.

Engineered with advanced cleaning treatments, these gloves significantly reduce the presence of ions, residues, and dust, ensuring minimal contamination. They have an average surface resistivity that meets strict standards, with an initial voltage of 10kV tested over 30 seconds, and a final voltage of 0V within 1.25 seconds. They perform well under varying humidity conditions (26% to 45%) and should be stored in cool, dry, and dark places.

The anti-static finger sleeves are available in black, beige, and pink—beige being the most commonly used. Each bag contains 1440 pieces. Designed to be ultra-thin, they offer flexibility and comfort during prolonged use, while the internal structure helps reduce finger fatigue. These gloves also safely dissipate static electricity from the body, making them suitable for various industries including semiconductors, electronics, optoelectronics, medical fields, and laboratories.

Usage scenarios include: picking colored vegetables like seaweed, wormwood, and Nepeta to avoid staining hands, wearing them when handling nuts and seeds to prevent hand wear, and using them after bathing to protect wounds from water and infection. They are also useful for handling anal plugs, sorting banknotes, and picking up small items like discs or beads without leaving fingerprints or sweat marks. Additionally, they can help in opening sealed plastic bags and prevent chalk from getting on hands during classroom activities.

Tip: For waterproof testing, blow into the sleeve and pinch the mouth to check for leaks. If no air escapes, it’s safe to use. Avoid wearing them for extended periods; if you feel swelling, numbness, or discoloration, remove them immediately and elevate your fingers. Dry them after use for repeated application. If they become stiff, you can apply some powder or talcum for better lubrication. Be cautious of sharp objects such as needles or scissors. To maintain their longevity, always remove them from the top down, making them easier to wear next time.

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