Ground yourself while handling electronic components with the ESD Anti-Static Wrist Strap from Eclipse Tools. This wrist strap has a hook-and-loop fastener, a coiled 6' cord, and a banana plug that connects to an alligator clip. With a resistance of 10,000 Ohms, the ESD Wrist Strap is ideal for preventing electrostatic discharge, which can damage electronic parts and equipment.

Helps Prevent Electrostatic Discharge    6' Length    Hook-and-Loop Fastener    Banana Plug and Alligator Clip    10,000 Ohms Resistance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would you recommend these for handling/changing out halogen/tungsten bulbs?

A: Yes, these Sensei Anti-Static Gloves are fine for handling/changing out tungsten halogen bulbs.

Q: 2. How much weight can this strap hold and stay afloat?

A: This floating wrist strap was originally designed for the Pentax Optio WG waterproof cameras, which weigh about 7-8oz each. I would not recommend using with any items which weigh more than that without doing a test at home first.

Q: 3. Can it clean slides?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. Are they lint free gloves?

A: The Sensei Anti-Static Gloves are not specifically lint-free, though they have minimal lint.

Q: 5. could this keep a speaker that weighs a pound and a half floating?

A: I holds well my 1/2 pound Nikon, however I tried a 1.2 pound weight - it did not hold!

Q: 6. What should the alligator clip be attached to ?

A: The crocodile clip securely attaches to your PC's frame or other metal surface. It creates a ground to ensure that a static electrical charge won't damage the components you're working with.

Q: 7. Handling pictures

A: Yes, the Sensei Anti-Static Gloves (Large, White) are good for handling prints.

Q: 8. what does special order mean?!

A: We don't stock the Eclipse Tools ESD Anti-Static Wrist Strap (10') it has to ordered from the manufacture

Q: 9. What is the length of the power cord?

A: Power Cord: 12 ft., heavy-duty, 3-conductor

Q: 10. Are they washable?

A: Yes, hand wash in woolite.