The fabrics commonly used in protective clothing are generally divided into chemical fiber fabrics, natural fibers (cotton fabrics), and functional fabrics. So what is the difference in the antistatic effect of protective clothing made from these fabrics? Chemical fiber fabrics: Untreated chemical fibers are very simple to static electricity, but now many brands of casual work clothes, such as quick-drying casual work clothes, these chemical fibers are specially treated, so it is not easy to static electricity, and it absorbs water. The wicking performance is also greatly enhanced, and it is a popular workwear at the moment. Natural fiber (cotton fabric): When used, cotton fabrics will generate a small amount of static electricity when rubbed, but compared with the static electricity of synthetic fibers, it is really minimal and will dissipate quickly. The antistatic properties of natural fibers are better than those of chemically synthesized fibers, especially cellulose fibers, su...