The simple way of checking ESD gloves and finger cots
It is a common sight to see workers in electronic manufacturing industry wearing some kind of gloves or finger cots while working with the products.
Workers wear gloves or finger cots to protect the products from being damaged by contamination, finger prints or scratches from the wearer.
In most electronic manufacturing industries, ESD gloves and finger cots are widely used to provide ESD protection for the ESD sensitive parts that the companies produce.
There is a variety of ESD gloves and finger cots in the market place which are specially made for ESD protection purpose. Some of them include:
•ESD nitrile gloves , ESD vinyl gloves , ESD latex gloves, ESD conductive gloves
•Nitrile finger cots, pink ESD finger cots, Black Static dissipative finger cots
A good choice of ESD gloves or finger cots would be the one that meet your company process requirements. The company process requirements could require both ESD and clean room (contamination control) requirements or only ESD requirement depending on the type of ESD sensitive parts that the companies are producing.
A strenuous series of testing is required to check whether the ESD gloves or finger cots could induce contamination problems.
For ESD control application, a much simpler method can be used to check whether the ESD gloves or finger cots meet your ESD process control requirement.
For instance, when the workers are required to wear ESD gloves or finger cots before entering the controlled production area, then it is much easier to include and check the ESD gloves and finger cots as part of the system in the checking process.
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