Electrically conductive fibers
30.7.2024
Electrically conductive fibers are special fibers that are used in textiles such as our KETEX ESD workwear should be used to prevent electrostatic charging.We use the conductive Belltron® fiber for our ESD protective clothing.
Belltron® fibers are a special type of conductive fiber known for their excellent electrostatic properties and versatility.
Properties of Belltron® fibers
Excellent conductivity:
Belltron® fibers are highly conductive and offer effective protection against electrostatic charges. This conductivity is achieved by incorporating metal fibers or conductive materials into the fibers.
Antistatic properties:
These fibers are specially designed to dissipate electrostatic charges, making them ideal for use in ESD protective clothing and other antistatic applications.
Longevity:
Belltron® fibers are robust and resistant to mechanical stress, which increases their durability and effectiveness in textiles and other materials.
Extensive conformity with standards and norms:
Belltron® fibers comply with international standards and norms for ESD protection, which guarantees their reliability and effectiveness.
Flexibility and comfort:
Despite their conductive properties, Belltron® fibers remain flexible and soft, allowing them to be integrated into clothing and textiles without compromising comfort.
Environmental friendliness:
Belltron® fibers can be produced in environmentally friendly processes and contribute to sustainability by extending the life of products and increasing their reusability.
Belltron® fibers offer an effective solution in the field of ESD protection and the versatile properties make the fiber a valuable resource.
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