Static electricity was first observed by Thales in ancient Greece, when he observed charged amber attracting lightweight particles.
Early Chinese records also noted triboelectric effects on hair and resin.
For thousands of years, static was only regarded as an interesting oddity. Scientific breakthroughs arrived from the 17th to 18th century: the first static generator, the Leyden jar capacitor, and Franklin's landmark experiment proving lightning equals static discharge.
History tells us static energy cannot be ignored. In modern manufacturing, electrostatic discharge (ESD) causes invisible, expensive damage to microchips and electronic components. Conventional plastics easily accumulate static, creating constant hidden hazards.
Specializing in anti-static and conductive polymer masterbatches, we design stable formulations for ABS, PC, PE, PP, PS,PVC,PPO, TPU, TPR, and other engineering plastics. Our materials achieve controllable surface resistivity, continuously dissipate static charge and offer long-term ESD protection for carrier tape, conductive sheets and electronic packaging.
