What is an anti-static transmission belt?

What is an anti-static transmission belt? There are two types of materials for anti-static transmission belts, namely rubber and polyurethane; From the perspective of tooth shape, it can also be divided into flat transmission belts and synchronous belts.
Anti static transmission belts are made by adding conductive components (such as adding metal wires) to the PU (or rubber) used in the manufacturing of flat transmission belts or synchronous belts, or by using conductive plastics. Anti static belts have a resistance of 10 to the fourth power of ohms or more, and a conductivity of 10 to the sixth power or less, such as 4th power high conductivity and 2nd power superconductivity. Conductive materials should be used in electric fields with a voltage below 220380. Ordinary synchronous belts do not have an anti-static effect. The 6-8th power of the anti-static synchronous belt 10 is made of anti-static materials, with anti-static and conductive high polymer as the surface carrier layer. It is widely used in the electronic industry, non-woven fabric industry, and other materials (products) with anti-static and conductive requirements for transportation and processing, as well as electrostatic spraying assembly lines.
Anti static belts are used in many industries, so what should be paid attention to when choosing them. Why use anti-static belts when different materials have different anti-static requirements?
In some production environments, generating static electricity may cause accidents or damage materials. Generally, the production of gunpowder can cause accidents, and the production of electronic components and other materials may cause static electricity, which may damage the materials.
The anti-static index of an anti-static belt can be measured using an anti-static tester. Usually, the anti-static index of an anti-static belt is between the 8th power of 10 and the 6th power of 10. An anti-static belt with a power of 10 to the 6th can also be called an anti-static belt. There are two types of anti-static transmission belts: flat belts and synchronous belts.