Performance treatment of product surface by cellulose manufacturer

In order to better remove the static phenomenon of cellulose manufacturers, the anti-static method of cellulose manufacturers is mostly used at this stage. Although there are some differences in the results obtained by different measurers in the order of fiber electrification, cellulose manufacturers tend to be positively charged for fibers containing amide bonds such as wool, polyester and artificial wool. The energization conditions of common plastics are shown in Table 10-2. Generally, the energization conditions of common materials are in the order shown below. For cellulose manufacturers that use fibers to prevent static electricity, the antistatic principle is mainly reflected in the avoidance of fiber textiles, cellulose When the surface of the manufacturer is subjected to friction, there are two levels of electrostatic induction and free dissipation of positive charges on the surface. Avoiding frictional electrification is closely related to the structural characteristics of cellulose manufacturers; the free emission of surface positive charges is related to the adsorption capacity and water absorption of cellulose manufacturers on fiber textiles.