The Types segment classifies Polyester Anti-static Fabrics by construction and treatment methodology, influencing mechanical properties and static‑dissipative efficiency. Woven fabrics, characterized by interlaced yarns, provide high tensile strength and dimensional stability, making them suitable for heavy‑duty industrial liners. Knitted variants, produced through interlooping, offer superior stretch and comfort, aligning with protective clothing and ergonomic automotive interiors. Non‑woven fabrics, formed by fiber bonding (thermal, chemical, or mechanical), deliver uniform anti‑static performance at lower cost, often employed in disposable clean‑room garments and filtration media. Coated fabrics incorporate conductive polymer or metallic layers to enhance surface conductivity without compromising fabric flexibility, targeting high‑precision electronic assemblies. Blended fabrics combine polyester with other fibers (e.g., nylon, aramid) to balance static dissipation with flame resistance or moisture management, expanding applicability across aerospace and high‑performance sports gear. This taxonomy of fabric types underpins the market’s ability to meet diverse technical specifications, thereby shaping the overall market dynamics.