Release of Technology for Optimizing the Antistatic Performance of PE Protective Film
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Time：2025-08-19
To address the issue of electrostatic charging in PE protective films—commonly encountered in electronics and other fields, which can attract dust and interfere with electronic device operation—a new antistatic optimization technology has been introduced. This technology incorporates a specialized antistatic agent during the PE film‑manufacturing process and employs an advanced blending technique to ensure uniform distribution of the agent throughout the film, thereby establishing a stable conductive network. Testing demonstrates that PE protective films produced using this method exhibit a significant reduction in surface resistivity, with static‑dissipation times shortened to one‑tenth of their original values. As a result, the risk of electrostatic damage is effectively mitigated, enhancing the stability of electronic devices during manufacturing, storage, and other stages.
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