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hisESDAnti-StaticWristStrapismadeofdurableNylonElasticwovenwithConductiveyarn,ABSbutton,andStainlessSteel,ensuringachargedecaytimeof≤0.1secondforefficientstaticdischarge.ItfeaturesareusabledesignandisRoHScompliant,guaranteeingsafetyandreliability.Theproductisalsocertifiedunder(EU)2015863,offeringcompliancewithEUsafetystandardsandenablingmarketaccess.Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use an anti-static wrist strap (also known as an ESD wrist strap) to safely discharge static electricity when handling sensitive electronics:
How to Use an Anti-Static Wrist Strap ?
1. Wear the Strap on Bare Skin
Place the wrist strap around your wrist, ensuring that the conductive inner side touches your bare skin (not over clothes).
It should fit snugly, but not so tight that it's uncomfortable.
2. Connect the Cord
Attach the coiled grounding wire to the snap on the wrist strap.
Most straps use a metal button or snap for this connection.
3. Ground the Strap
Clip or plug the other end of the cord to a grounded object, such as:
A grounding plug inserted into a properly grounded outlet
An ESD-safe mat (which itself must be grounded)
A computer case chassis (if the power supply is plugged in but turned off)
4. Start Working
Once connected, you’re safe to handle electronic components like motherboards, RAM, CPUs, etc.
The wrist strap discharges any static from your body safely to ground.
After Use
Unclip the strap from the grounding point.
Remove it from your wrist.
Store in a dry, dust-free place (ideally in an anti-static bag).
Important Tips
❗ Always touch the skin — wearing it over sleeves makes it ineffective.
✅ Test the strap occasionally with a wrist strap tester.
❌ Never use the strap if the cord is damaged or frayed.
✅ Only clip to a verified ground, not just any metal surface.