Key Requirements of EN 16350

EN 16350 is the European standard specifying requirements for protective gloves against electrostatic discharge (esd) risks. It ensures safe static dissipation through the following criteria:

1. SURFACE RESISTANCE:
Maintained between 10⁶ Ω and 10¹¹ Ω (prevents charge accumulation while avoiding conductive hazards).

2. POINT-TO-POINT RESISTANCE:
≤10⁹ Ω (guarantees uniform charge dissipation in Electrostatic Protected Areas, EPAs).

3. DURABILITY:
Compliance retained after 50 standardized washing cycles.

Competitive Advantages Comparison

Material Type Our Gloves Conventional ESD Gloves
Material Type Carbon fiber (corrosion-resistant and lightweight) Metal fiber blend (prone to oxidation)
Material Type Seamless PU-coated conductive fingertips Requires external conductive patches (easily detached)
Material Type EN 16350 + EN 388 (comprehensive protection) EN 1149 only (anti-static)

Application Scenarios

Electronics | Maintenance | Mechanical assembly | Automotive | Warehouse logistics | Food processing

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