What Is The Effect Of The Interwoven Conductive Filament Spacing On Half-life?

As the distance between conductive fibers increases, the content of conductive fibers decreases gradually, the charge half-life of the fabric increases, and the antistatic property of the fabric decreases. When the distance between conductive fibers is 0.5-1.4 cm, the charge half-life of the fabric increases. The trend is not very obvious, but when the distance between conductive fibers is higher than 1.4cm, the charge half-life value of the fabric increases rapidly. When the spacing increases to 2.0cm, the antistatic performance of the fabric drops sharply.