Topic | Antistatic workwear is not a stand-alone system: site, process, and garment boundaries through GB 12158
GB 12158—2024 addresses general requirements for preventing electrostatic accidents. This topic uses it as an entry point to a static-control system, emphasizing that clothing, grounding, environment, process, and maintenance must be managed together.

GB 12158—2024 addresses general requirements for preventing electrostatic accidents. This topic uses it as an entry point to a static-control system, emphasizing that clothing, grounding, environment, process, and maintenance must be managed together.
Source-backed points
- GB 12158—2024 was published in December 2024 and implemented in 2026.
- It replaces two earlier standards related to electrostatic-accident prevention.
- Its subject is general requirements for electrostatic-accident prevention.
Editorial context
Any solution that reduces static risk to 'buy antistatic clothing' may omit critical controls. The topic lets procurement, EHS, and user teams share a question set for responsibilities and evidence, but it does not replace competent site assessment.
Use boundary and next step
- Map owners for facility controls, PPE, training, laundering, and inspection.
- Check specific documents and scope for any garment claimed to be antistatic.
Sources: 全国标准信息公共服务平台《GB 12158—2024 防止静电事故通用要求》. This is an independently written, link-and-summary editorial note; it does not republish source text, images, or attachments. For standards, procurement, and safety decisions, use the original record and qualified professional advice.
Sources and references
- GB 12158—2024 防止静电事故通用要求
全国标准信息公共服务平台 · Dec 31, 2024


