1 cm Stripe Anti-Static Cotton Fabric, 98% Cotton / 2% Carbon, 125–130 gsm, Red or Yellow – ESDpro AF0101
Anti-static cotton fabric in red or yellow: 98% cotton, 2% carbon, 1 cm stripe (5 mm and 6 mm to order), 125–130 gsm woven, 150 cm wide, surface resistivity 10⁶–10⁸ Ω, friction charge under 200 V. A cotton cloth for comfortable ESD workwear. ESDpro AF0101, supplied by the roll from Ubi, Singapore.
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Description
ESDpro AF0101 is an anti-static cotton fabric: 98% cotton with a 2% carbon stripe every 1 cm, woven at 125 to 130 gsm and 150 cm wide, in red or yellow. It is the cloth for ESD workwear in EPAs where operators want the feel of a cotton shirt rather than polyester. Phil Industries supplies it by the roll from Ubi, Singapore, with 5 mm and 6 mm stripe pitches to order.
Why a cotton cloth for ESD workwear
Polyester ESD fabrics are right for cleanrooms, but on a warm assembly floor a cotton shirt is simply more comfortable, and operators keep it on. AF0101 gives that comfort while the carbon stripe holds the cloth at 10⁶ to 10⁸ Ω with a friction charge under 200 V. Because the stripe runs the full roll length, it survives cutting and sewing on shirt and jacket panels.
The 40S/2 × 32S/1 yarn gives a stable, soft weave that launders well, and the 150 cm width cuts shirts and jackets efficiently. In addition, red and yellow are the usual colour codes for supervisors and visitors, so the garment identifies the wearer across the floor.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | ESDpro AF0101 |
| Composition | 98% cotton, 2% carbon |
| Carbon configuration | 1 cm stripe (5 mm / 6 mm to order) |
| Weave | Woven, 40S/2 × 32S/1 |
| Width | 150 cm |
| Weight | 125 – 130 g/m² |
| Surface resistivity | 10⁶ – 10⁸ Ω |
| Friction charge | < 200 V |
| Colours | Red, yellow (others to order) |
Applications
Electronics assembly, SMT, test and repair lines use AF0101 for ESD shirts, jackets and colour-coded supervisor or visitor workwear in EPAs. It is not a cleanroom cloth; cotton lints, so for classified rooms use our polyester stripe and grid fabrics.
Frequently asked questions
Is a cotton fabric acceptable in an ESD programme?
Yes, in EPAs. The carbon stripe keeps AF0101 in the dissipative range, so garments qualify when you test them to ANSI/ESD STM2.1 or IEC 61340-4-9. Keep it out of classified cleanrooms because cotton sheds fibre.
Why a 1 cm stripe?
A wider pitch suits a heavier cotton weave and gives a plainer look. If your specification calls for a finer pitch, we supply the same cloth with 5 mm or 6 mm stripes to order.
How should it be laundered?
As cotton workwear on an industrial cycle, without fabric softener. The carbon is woven in, so the property does not wash out.
How do I order anti-static cotton fabric in Singapore?
Send the length, width and quantity you need to our engineers on WhatsApp at +65 9853 9030, or use the enquiry form. We also make up finished garments from this cloth. In addition, you can browse the rest of the range in our ESD fabric category.
Related pages in Singapore
- Browse all ESD Fabric.
- Learn about ESDpro, our own ESD and cleanroom brand.
- Read our guides on ESD standards IEC 61340 and ANSI/ESD S20.20 and setting up an ESD grounded workstation.
Phil Industries, the Singapore company behind the ESDpro brand, supplies this product with selection advice and after-sales support. Call +65 6555 1745, WhatsApp +65 9853 9030 or email sales@phil-industries.com.sg.
Additional information
| ESD Classification | |
|---|---|
| Surface Resistance | 10⁶–10⁸ Ω |
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