Anti-Static Wrist Straps for Industrial Power Tools - Enhance Electrostatic Discharge Protection Review

And I kept my static nature in mind as I prepared to build my first gaming PC in December 2018. The price for them seemed acceptable for 3 sets. To be honest, I don't know what it's like when these things work. But I know the feeling when charge builds up on my hands. This feeling came up a few times during construction and I'm happy to report that there were no discharges during that time. (Apparently by the time an impact occurs it would be too late for the PC component.) My grounding method…

The straps are adjustable and even the largest size still stretch enough to fit my hand/wrist. I'm a tall guy and when I order things to fit around my arm and wrist I'm always worried that they will be too tight or just not fit at all. It wasn't here. I was able to fit one on my 9 year old son's wrist and was still big enough to fit my adult wrist. The cable can also be detached from the strap if it is important for people. It snaps like a button on blue jeans. The cable is also a decent length

I give it 4 stars instead of 3 because it's quite affordable. I remove the stars because underneath the plastic plate that the wire is connected to is a steel backing plate that conducts electricity to the fabric, which isn't shown in the picture. The anti-static wristbands have a silver impregnated fabric that makes them electrically conductive and this model has it so the steel back plate doesn't have to be exposed to the skin, it had to be covered with a plastic sheet. The steel backplate…

I wasn't expecting too much for the price but was pleasantly surprised when I got it. I often repair phones and tablets for friends and family, and I decided to play it safe and started using an anti-static strap. I didn't know much about them other than the fact that they ground you to avoid static discharge. I assumed I would get a few uses of each of them and then they would fall apart. So far I'm still using the first one and have done a few repairs with it. It seems to be of really good…

My graphics card has failed and I've decided to replace it with a pretty good one. I didn't want to risk damaging the card with static electricity, so I dabbled a little with anti-static wrist straps. In the end, this set of three prevailed. I tried testing them with my regular clamp meter, which is probably not the most accurate for measuring resistance. None of them had continuity or measured resistance. Well, that could be because my meter isn't registering that high resistance, so I'll just