What is the gold standard for clothing when it comes to never producing a spark?
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That qualifies as natural fibers (Synthetic fabrics are more prone to static buildup and discharge). Haha.
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I thought those ESD bracelets for PC repair would be cool in a lab, but labs already have heel grounders and clothing built for this. Just wanted to share that in case others thought they’d be fine wearing one.
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I enjoyed watching that entirely too much!
Hey @cyclopath, do you have a link to those $200 anti-static, flame resistant hoodies we were going to get once upon a time?
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no…was it posted around here?
@beaker was gonna logo it?
I don’t think you ever shared the link here. I do remember really wanting it, though. Haha. Champagne taste on a high-life budget!
If you’re stationary then I use a properly grounded ESD mat. I keep a few of them around the house cuz nerd.
Here chu` go mang
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Funny enough, I just saw xtractordepot has a anti static shirt now they are selling:
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Hmm, clothes I’m not 100% but footwear, I am a huge fan of mellow walk shoes, steel toe, static dissipating, slip resistant and the lace up ones feel basically as comftorable as skate shoes just a bit heavier.
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Haven’t tried meat shoes yet.
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I mean if you just extract barefoot it’s basically the same thing
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Sheard sells direct as well, and they offer GLG discounts 
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Nice!
The shirts are pretty fancy looking fo sho.
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Helly Hansen sells a whole range of anti static and FR gear that is commonplace in the drilling industry
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Shave your wooks, grease em and make em work in the buff.
It’s a flawless plan if you don’t mind the smell.
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Bathe em nair
Sheard industrie apparel
It’s warm but you won’t catch on fire or melt.
These anti-static lab coats are pretty reasonably priced, all things considered.
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