MITSUBISHI RAYON has developed non-contact electric-neutralization products by using conductive acrylic fiber staple. October,2012
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MITSUBISHI RAYON has developed a series of non-contact electric-neutralization products including sheets and brushes by applying world-only-one conductive acrylic fiber staple “COREBRD B”.
Static electricity is neutralized effectively without contact by corona discharge from fiber tips standing on the surface of the products. Since “COREBRID B” has a conductive fiber with a sheath-core structure, the products of “COREBRID B” are less vulnerable to friction and high temperature than the conventional products, and excel in safety as less electric short by scattering is expected.
JCFA News Letter (No.3) October, 2012/Japan Chemical Fibers Association
Static electricity is neutralized effectively without contact by corona discharge from fiber tips standing on the surface of the products. Since “COREBRID B” has a conductive fiber with a sheath-core structure, the products of “COREBRID B” are less vulnerable to friction and high temperature than the conventional products, and excel in safety as less electric short by scattering is expected.
JCFA News Letter (No.3) October, 2012/Japan Chemical Fibers Association
| Researcher | MITSUBISHI RAYON |
|---|---|
| University or institution | MITSUBISHI RAYON |
Keywords
nickel-coated carbon fiber, electromagnetic-wave-shield, conductivity