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Originally posted by: CreepieDeCrapper
Would there be any advantage to wearing latex gloves (like what a doctor/dentist wears)? Maybe in terms of preventing skin oils from building up on the components, or would the rubber latex be less 'conductive' than bare flesh? Just a thought I had.
As a generic statemen latex doesn't do anything for ESD. Although some work some don't. You still should conform to the standard procedures for ESD Prevention as latex and nitrile gloves can develope a triboelectric charge, yes even though they are insulators... Here is a good read:
http://www.esdjournal.com/techpapr/gloves/nitrile%20gloves.htm
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