Conductive fiber coated wire

Conductive fiber refers to chemical fiber, metal fiber, carbon fiber, etc., which is spun by mixing conductive medium into the polymer. It has much better performance than antistatic fiber in eliminating and preventing static electricity, and its specific resistance value is permanent and basically unaffected by humidity. According to the distribution of conductive components, it can be divided into three types: uniform type, coated type and composite type. Generally, the fiber is prepared by adding conductive media such as carbon black, graphite, metal powder or metal compound into the fiber by mixing, evaporating, electroplating and composite spinning. Its crystal can be used for electrostatic induction shielding, and the fabric mixed with a small amount of conductive fibers can also be used as special work clothes, dust brushes, etc.