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                                    ELECTROSTATIC ATTRACTIONMaterials typically used in the manufacturing cleanroom %u2013 plastic, quartz, ceramic, glass, and silicon %u2013 are good insulators and become charged easily. Air entering the cleanroom is stripped of its normal ion content as it moves through the air filtration system. Thus, modern cleanrooms foster higher levels of static charge that remain on objects for long periods of time. The very nature of the cleanroom makes it difficult to apply antistatic measures because most surface treatments and many staticdissipative materials are not cleanroom compatible.Without Static ControlWith Static ControlIf a critical product surface becomes charged and the charge is not removed, the surface will attract airborne particulates in the cleanroom. Regardless of the filtration system, personnel, machinery, and processes can introduce particulates into the air. The electrostatic attraction affecting these particles is surprisingly strong and is very difficult to remove. Contamination of this nature is a major contributor to product degradation and device failure.salesservices@simco-ion.com 2Features
                                
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