Electrostatic discharge (ESD) control has become one of the most crucial manufacturing mandates in electronics, semiconductor fabrication, pharmaceutical production, aerospace assembly, and precision optical device manufacturing.

Maintaining a cleanroom may look simple from the outside, but anyone who has spent real time working in one knows that contamination control is a discipline of its own. The tools might be basic—wipers, gloves, solvents—but the way they are used is what ultimately keeps an environment stable.

You need ESD fabric that does more than look “technical” — it must reliably stop electrostatic discharge in electronics manufacturing, medical device assembly, aerospace production, and other sensitive environments.