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ESD-Safe Wrist Straps
Comfortable Elastic Band Swivel
Banana Plug 6' Coiled Cord
With Alligator Clip |
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ESD-SAFE WRIST STRAP |
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Isn't it about time to
get yourself a new ESD-wrist strap? Here's the
AT-S-200
ESD-Safe
Wrist Strap with a fully
size-adjustable, soft comfortable elastic fabric band complete
with a swivel banana plug for easy rotation, a full six foot
(2 meters) coiled cord, the industry standard 1 Meg Ohm
resistor, an adjustable locking clasp, plus an additional removable alligator clip.
Meeting or exceeding
the
ANSI/ESD 20.20, MIL-STD-1686 and EIA62 static control
Industry standards, the
AT-S-200
ESD Wrist Strap provides comfortable protection against static
discharges with its continual static "drain" when working on your circuits.
Quality manufactured and RoHS Compliant.
For more
information about why ESD wrist straps are used in the
electronic industry, scroll down to the "Background" section
below.
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The AT-S-200
Wrist Strap for ESD Prevention Features a Soft, Comfortable
Elastic Fabric Band, A Smooth Nylon Adjustable Clasp, 6 Feet
or 2 Meters Coiled Cord, Alligator Clip, 1 Meg Ohm Resistor,
360° Rotating Banana Jack. |
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Zephyrtronics Technical Data &
Specifications |
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AT-S-200 ESD-Safe Wrist Band Strap |
One Size Fits All
(Fits Any Wrist)
2 Meter (6 Foot) Coiled Cord
1 Meg Ohm Resistor,
Industry Standard
Conductive Fibers Weave Provide Positive
Skin to Ground Contact
Soft, Comfortable
Fabric Wrist Band
Durable, Yet Soft Adjustable Nylon Locking
Clasp
Quality Manufactured &
Individually Tested
360° Rotating Banana Plug (Jack)
Individually Packaged
for Secure Use
Ships With Alligator Clip
An Essential for
Static Control During PCB Work |
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WRIST
STRAP, ESD-SAFE |
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Description: AT-S-200 SERIES |
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ESD-Safe Wrist Band Strap:
With 6 Ft. (2 Meters) Coiled Cord, Swivel
Banana Plug, Removable Alligator Clip,
1 Meg Ohm Resistor,
Soft Fabric Band, and
Adjustable Nylon Clasp |
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Qty |
Item No. |
Price |
Buy
Now |
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AT-S-200-1 |
4.75 |
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AT-S-200-2 |
8.50 |
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AT-S-200-V |
20.00 |
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AT-S-200-X |
35.00 |
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50 |
AT-S-200-L |
150.00 |
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Background: Static is easily generated by
humans from just the mere shuffling of our shoes
across a floor or the movements of our clothing. The
static charge builds up within us and we actually
store the charge within us.
Anyone who has ever stepped across a carpet in the
winter and touched a metal door knob is already
familiar with the little jolting sensation and even
the crackling sound that happens. Why that happens
is because a stored charge within us is being
released or discharged. And
this is what is called Electrostatic Discharge (ESD). |
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While the charges that build up within us
are not high voltages, they are high enough to quickly and
permanently damage sensitive electronics devices used on
printed circuit boards (PCB's). An ESD-Safe wrist strap
(also called a grounding bracelet) helps prevent static from
being discharged and from degrading chips or damaging
circuits.
The ESD wrist strap is made with a fabric
woven with conductive filaments into an elastic band that
fits upon the wrist of the electronic technician. When
connected to a grounding source, such as an anti-static mat,
the conductive
fibers within the wrist strap drain static away from the
technician helping to prevent discharges thus protecting
your electronic devices.
Quality PCB prototyping, low volume PCB
production and/or rework requires protecting your sensitive
electronic devices and components from electrostatic
discharges. An ESD-Safe wrist strap is an essential "tool"
for any engineer or technician working with printed circuit
board assemblies in today's world of micro electronics. |
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