Vszerda
Vszerda Anti Static Wrist Strap 11" 1.88m Cord Alligator Clip
Adjustable elastic wristband with 1 MΩ resistor and 1.88 m cord grounds you in 0.1 s for PC building or electronics repair
- Protects components from ESD damage with built-in 1 M resistor
- Adjustable elastic band fits wrists up to 280 mm stretched
- Extra-long 1.88 m cord allows freedom of movement
- 360-degree rotating alligator clip prevents cable tangling
- Silver conductive fibres discharge static in 0.1 seconds
Anti-Static Wrist Strap
The Vszerda wrist strap uses a built-in 1 M resistor to drain body charge in .1 seconds, protecting sensitive components during PC builds or electronics repair. An elastic band with stainless-steel conductive fibres adjusts from 178 mm to 280 mm circumference for a secure, low-irritation fit.
Upgrade From Disposable Grounding
Replaces single-use grounding cords or loose metal clips that can detach mid-task. The 1.88 m polyurethane coil stretches to 6.16 feet and retracts fully, so the cord stays tidy across a workbench without snagging on tools or case edges.
Quick Setup, Few Snags
Snap the alligator clip to a grounded chassis point, rotate the 360-degree lantern buckle to prevent wire twist, and tighten the buckle until the band sits flat. The only common issue is forgetting to verify the clip bites bare metal instead of painted surface.
Highlights
- Protects components from ESD damage with built-in 1 M resistor
- Adjustable elastic band fits wrists up to 280 mm stretched
- Extra-long 1.88 m cord allows freedom of movement
- 360-degree rotating alligator clip prevents cable tangling
- Silver conductive fibres discharge static in 0.1 seconds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What wrist sizes does the 11 inch strap with .67 inch width fit?
The elastic band stretches from 7 inches unstretched to 11 inches total length and adjusts with a buckle for a secure fit.
How do you connect the 1.88m cord to a ground point and avoid twisting?
Snap the cord to the rotating lantern buckle on the band then clamp the alligator clip to a bare metal chassis or grounded mat; the 360 degree swivel prevents the 2.0mm cable from coiling.
When should the 1 M ohm wrist strap be replaced?
Replace the strap if the conductive fibres wear thin, the buckle no longer holds tension, or a multimeter shows resistance drifting away from 1 M ohm.
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