Repair Gloves ESD - Size M

Description

The ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) repair gloves are essential Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for any technician working on sensitive integrated circuits. In a micro-maintenance environment, the human body can accumulate invisible but devastating static charges for electronic components (processors, memory chips, PMIC management circuits). These gloves ensure controlled dissipation of static electricity, guaranteeing the integrity of the handled components and compliance with ESD safety protocols in a professional workshop.

The technical structure of these gloves is based on a precision knitting of high-resistance nylon fused with active carbon filaments. This combination offers stable conductivity while maintaining excellent air permeability, reducing hand sweat during extended work sessions. The fingertips are coated with high-density polyurethane (PU), providing superior grip for handling micro-screws and miniaturized components, while protecting parts from mineral salt deposits and skin oils, common causes of long-term oxidation.

Designed for precision interventions, these seamless gloves minimize the risk of snagging with FPC connectors or CMS components. Size M offers optimal ergonomic fit, crucial for maintaining the necessary dexterity during microscope operations or repositioning internal ribbons. Their durability allows them to withstand repeated cleaning cycles without losing their original dissipative properties.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Nylon Mesh (13 Gauge) and Conductive Carbon Fibers
• Compatibility: Handling motherboards, LCD screens, camera optics, and CMS components
• Dimensions: Size M (Equivalent to Size 8 - European Standard)
• Weight: Approximately 15g per pair (ultra-lightweight format)
• Standards: EN 16350 Compliance (Antistatic) and EN 388 (Mechanical Protection)
• Surface Resistance: 10^6 - 10^9 Ohms (Permanent dissipative properties)
• Finish: Anti-slip PU-coated fingertips and elasticized wrists

Workshop & Usage Advice

To ensure complete ESD protection, the user must be connected to a grounding system (ESD bracelet or dissipative shoes on ESD mat). When cleaning, it is imperative to use warm water with a neutral soap and to avoid the use of softeners or chlorine products, as these can isolate the carbon fibers and cancel out the glove's antistatic properties. Immediately replace any pair showing wear of the PU coating or fraying of the mesh to maintain maximum safety during your interventions on client equipment.