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Anti Static Wrist Strap, 11" Anti Static Wristband Grounding Bracelet with Alligator Clip and Extendable Long Cable, Fits Wrist Circumference 6" to 8.5". [Red]
ARCTIC EAGLE

ARCTIC EAGLE Anti Static Wrist Strap

Bottom line: The ARCTIC EAGLE Anti Static Wrist Strap: Built-in 1 megohm resistor bleeds static in about 0.1 seconds; main trade-off: alligator clip needs bare metal; painted case panels won't ground.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Built-in 1 megohm resistor bleeds static in about 0.1 seconds
  • ✓ Coiled cord stretches to 9.8 feet for bench-to-case movement
  • ✓ 7 copper foils in the cord for conductivity and resilience
  • ✓ Hook-and-loop band fits 6" to 8.5" wrist circumference

Cons

  • ✗ Alligator clip needs bare metal; painted case panels won't ground
  • ✗ Band is 11" total, so wrists over 8.5" are out of range
  • ✗ Coiled cord can tangle or snag on a crowded workbench
  • ✗ Conductive yarn needs clean, dry skin contact to work

Manufacturer description

The ARCTIC EAGLE Anti Static Wrist Strap is the grounding bracelet you clip on before you open a case, seat a stick of RAM, or handle a vintage ISA card. The band measures 11 inches and adjusts with hook-and-loop closure to fit wrist circumferences from 6 to 8.5 inches, with conductive yarn woven into the inside face so contact stays consistent against bare skin. A built-in 1 megohm resistor is what makes this anti static wrist strap work: static charge on your body bleeds off in roughly 0.1 seconds through a controlled resistance path rather than a direct short. The coiled polyurethane cord…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this wrist strap actually have a resistor in it?

Yes. The ARCTIC EAGLE band has a built-in 1 megohm resistor. That matters because a directly connected wire with no resistance will not safely dissipate static; the working range for ESD straps is 1 MOhm to 1000 MOhm.

How long is the cable and will it reach my PC case?

The coiled polyurethane cord extends up to 9.8 feet when fully stretched, so you can stand up or move around a bench without unclipping the alligator clip from your grounding point.

Will it fit my wrist?

The strap is 11 inches long overall and adjusts with a hook-and-loop closure to fit wrist circumferences between 6 and 8.5 inches. Measure around your wrist first if you are near the upper end of that range.

Where do I clip the alligator clip?

Attach it to bare, unpainted metal, such as an exposed part of the PC chassis. Paint and anodized finishes insulate, so a clip on a painted panel will not give you a ground path.

Is it worth it for occasional PC builds?

It is a low-cost precaution. If you handle GPUs, RAM, or vintage boards even a few times a year, the expense is trivial next to a static-damaged component.

Key Features

  • Protect PC from Static Electricity: Eliminate static electricity from human body in 0.1s to protect your PC from static damage. The working principle of removing static electricity: Static electricity needs to be removed with a link wire with a resistance value of 1 MΩ to 1000 MΩ.
  • Adjustable Wrist Strap: Conductive yarn is attached to the inside of the wrist strap for good conductivity, the wrist strap is linked with hook and loop, the length of the wrist strap can be adjusted according to your wrist size, the total length of the wrist strap is 11 inches, suitable for the circumference of the wrist 6 to 8.5 inches.
  • Upgraded Quality Makes it More Durable:Upgraded with 7 Copper foils make the Coiled Cord with high resilience and conductivity and more durable.
  • Extra long Polyurethane Coiled Cable for Wider Range of Movement:It’s up to 9.8 feet after full stretched offering you wider range of movement.
  • We Stand with You all the time: To prevent static charge build-up while building a computer or working on sensitive electronics, always ground yourself. Make sure your hands are clean and dry, and wear a grounding strap with the metal part touching your skin

Full Specifications

BrandARCTIC EAGLE
CompatibilityPC
Package Dimensions‎4.72 x 3.31 x 0.75 inches
Upgraded Quality Makes it More DurableUpgraded with 7 Copper foils make the Coiled Cord with high resilience and conductivity and more durable.
Full listing titleAnti Static Wrist Strap, 11" Anti Static Wristband Grounding Bracelet with Alligator Clip and Extendable Long Cable, Fits Wrist Circumference 6" to 8.5". [Red]

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