is this material anti statics?
833699
I live in Florida, so its hard to say, I think its static free ,but not positive.
527464
Yes I think so. We have been using it since we turned our heat on . No static electricity in our home. Love it!
685125
Not sure, but the material seems to be very durable. Have not had any tears, holes, rips, etc.
1908448
This is definitely the best type of material to use for that type of application, as it has a supporting inner layer that works great at keeping it from getting wavy. Other unsupported materials wouldn't work as well as they are best when stretched flat.
2117403
This material feels like raw steak. It is excellent at isolating vibrations and should serve this purpose. The only concern I would have is to use a sufficient quantity of proper thickness.
460301
It isn't the same because they aren't leaving anything on your clothes like a chemical softener would. They help with the static a ton as long as you use enough per load size.
683396
No idea. This was my first anti static wrist band, so can't compare the two.
1216852
I think I know why you're asking that - for static discharge before memory card or data storage. Honestly, I'm not sure, although, I have never had any sort of shock, or never had hair stand up when near it, etc. I would assume that it is anti-static, because it feels like ABS plastic
1586969
Yes it is. But it is very sturdy and would not even require it. Looks only. Its a very dense fiber material.
1061338
They aren't anti-static bags if that is what you are asking. But if that is not a concern, I'm sure they would work fine to store electronics.
1666179
They are not made to eliminate static since they are made from wool. However, I have not had problems with static since using them compared to dryer sheets. I have found the dryer time to be lowered by up to 25% lowering my electric bill by using something economical and natural. You should be able to Google something to help with static if there is a problem.
1545121
This material is a kind of plastic, with a low melting temperature. I would think *not*
184392
I have this chair for like 9 months now. Absolutely no issues with the microfiber covering. I pretty much use it every single day. But it does generate a lot of static electricity. Every time I sit on this chair and touch something metallic I get a jolt. Overall build quality is still questionable. Its wood inside, I don't know what kind of wood it is but it doesn't feel very sturdy. I am 5'8'' weighing like 175 lbs.
143046
I don't think so, it appears to be solid PVC, not rigid, but not soft like foam-filled either. We really like it.
1063539
Its like a poly-blend type material. Like the other person answered, it doesn't make.noise, its more like cloth. Its also quite durable. Hope that helps.
275742
Like everyone else says it's non-conductive. If you want more information just write them. http://optechusa.com/work-mat.html
1140382
It is a medium hard plastic that provides no friction at all. Items slide on this mat as much or more than they did on my factory hard plastic cargo floor. I did not experience any cracking due to cold, but it was certainly NOT a "softer rubber-like material" that would either stay in place nor hold cargo in place. I really can't think of a good use for this material.