In the static electricity workshop, specific protective measures include the following aspects:

1. Grounding system
Equipment grounding: All equipment, workbenches, shelves, etc. must be grounded to ensure that static electricity can be introduced to the earth in time.
Personnel grounding: Employees should wear anti-static wristbands, footbands, etc. to introduce human static electricity to the earth.

2. Anti-static floor
Use anti-static floor or mat to effectively dissipate static electricity.

3. Humidity control
Maintain the humidity of the workshop between 40%-60% to reduce static electricity.

4. Anti-static work clothes
Employees should wear anti-static work clothes, hats and shoes to prevent human static electricity.

5. Anti-static packaging materials
Use anti-static bags, foam and other packaging materials to protect static sensitive components.

6. Static eliminator
Install static eliminators at key locations to eliminate static electricity in a timely manner. For example, use ion blowers, ion wind rods and other static eliminators to neutralize static electricity on the surface of objects. ITIS Electronics independently developed the 600T series ion blower, which can quickly eliminate static electricity in 0.8 seconds over a large range and long distance.

7. Operation specifications
Develop and implement anti-static operation specifications to reduce the generation and accumulation of static electricity.

8. Regular testing
Regularly check the effectiveness of the grounding system, anti-static equipment and materials.

9. Training
Provide anti-static training to employees to enhance their awareness of protection.

10. Signage
Set up obvious signs in static-sensitive areas to remind them to pay attention to anti-static.

11. Material selection
Try to use antistatic or conductive materials to reduce static electricity accumulation.

12. Isolation measures
Isolate static-sensitive areas from non-sensitive areas to prevent static interference.

13. Static electricity monitoring
Use static electricity monitoring equipment to monitor static electricity levels in real time and take timely measures.

14. Cleaning
Clean the workshop regularly to prevent dust accumulation from causing static electricity.

15. Antistatic tools
Use antistatic tools, such as antistatic tweezers, brushes, etc., to reduce static electricity generation.

16. Antistatic chairs
Use antistatic chairs to prevent static electricity accumulation.

17. Anti-static container
Use anti-static container to store electrostatic sensitive components.

18. Anti-static door curtain
Install anti-static door curtain at the entrance of the workshop to prevent external static electricity from entering.

19. Anti-static mat
Lay anti-static mat on the workbench to reduce static electricity accumulation.

Through the above specific measures, the harm of static electricity to production and equipment can be effectively reduced, ensuring the safe production of the workshop. Suzhou Yiji Electronics provides all-round three-dimensional static protection, including static eliminators, static engineering, static monitoring systems, static consumables, static testing, and static knowledge training and guidance.