Operational notes - Some lenses include a protective point designed to reduce static discharge and enhance safety during use. - Because clothing and hair can carry static electricity, the protective area should be opened or accessed with a high-quality anti-static iron to maintain safety. Key benefits - Improves safety by minimizing static discharge risk when handling lens components. - Provides a clear access point for protective areas, enabling safer maintenance and operation. - Helps prevent static-related incidents in environments where static buildup is common. How it works - The protective point on certain lenses is specifically designed to mitigate static discharge, contributing to overall safety during operation. - Accessing the protective area with an anti-static tool helps maintain a controlled, low-static environment. Usage scenarios - Scenario 1: During routine maintenance in dry or low-humidity environments where static buildup is more likely, use the anti-static protection area to reduce ignition risk. - Scenario 2: While cleaning or replacing lens components, refer to the protective point and use a high-quality anti-static iron when accessing that area to minimize static exposure. - Scenario 3: In laboratory or manufacturing settings with sensitive optics, apply the anti-static protection procedure to ensure safer handling and operation of lens systems.