HOKI Antistatic Silicone Mat For Repairing

“HOKI Antistatic Rubber Mat for Table.” However, I can provide a general description based on common features of antistatic rubber mats used for worktable surfaces in environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection is critical:

1. Material Composition:
   • The mat is likely made from rubber or a rubberized material with antistatic properties. Rubber is commonly used for its durability and ability to dissipate static charges.
2. Antistatic Properties:
   • The primary purpose of the mat is to prevent the build-up of static electricity on the table surface. This helps protect sensitive electronic components and devices from electrostatic discharge.
3. Surface Resistance:
   • Antistatic rubber mats typically have a specified surface resistance to ensure effective dissipation of static charges. The lower the surface resistance, the better the mat is at preventing static electricity buildup.
4. Thickness:
   • The mat may have a specified thickness, contributing to its durability and effectiveness in preventing electrostatic discharge.
5. Size Options:
   • Antistatic rubber mats for tables are available in various sizes to fit different workspaces and tables.
6. Grounding:
   • The mat may have provisions for grounding, allowing it to be connected to a grounding system to ensure proper dissipation of static charges.
7. Durability:
   • Antistatic rubber mats are designed to be durable and resistant to wear and tear, providing a long-lasting solution for ESD protection in workplaces.
8. Applications:
   • These mats are commonly used in electronics manufacturing, laboratories, cleanrooms, and any environment where static-sensitive components or devices are handled on worktables.
9. Easy to Clean:
   • The surface of the mat is often designed to be easy to clean, allowing for maintenance of a clean and static-free workspace.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it’s recommended to check the product specifications provided by HOKI or the supplier. This information can typically be found on the product packaging, the manufacturer’s website, or by contacting the manufacturer or authorized distributors directly.