Which wrist you decide to wear your anti static wrist strap on is often a matter of personal preference. If you have the grounding point for the wrist strap cord on your left you may find wearing the wrist strap on your left makes the most sense. That way the cord isn’t dragging across your […]
There is no specific rule on a lifespan of a wrist strap. Any company policies should be followed on replacements but a good general rule of thumb is to look at the overall use, possible wear and cleanliness of your individual wrist strap. Often companies determine a guideline on replacing them annually, semi-annually or quarterly. […]
The goal of using ESD wrist straps is to safely provide a way for static electricity to dissipate without causing electrostatic damage. The less ESD events that occur the better. An ESD protected work environment will enhance safety which helps to increase efficiency and production. While ESD wrist straps are highly effective pieces of equipment, it’s […]
ESD wrist straps come in a variety of materials, but the general concept for each is the same; to provide a path for electrostatic ground. For an ESD control wrist strap to work, it is either connected to earth bonding points fitted into workstations, typically via 10 mm press studs, or come with a removable coiled […]
Wrist straps are not necessary if an operator is wearing two-foot grounders on a conductive grounded floor and doesn’t lift both heels/toes at the same time; like some people do when sitting down. If an operator is also wearing an ESD jacket but is not electrically connecting the jacket to either their body’s skin or […]
When applying a disposable heel strap, you should apply the strap within a static-controlled environment. Step 1) Align the pressure-sensitive end of products with the front edge and centre of shoe heel. Step 2) Peel the protective liner and mount the device. Press it firmly to the bottom of the heel. Step 3) Wrap the […]
When wearing heel straps/foot grounders in an ESD Protected Area, it is recommended that the conductive ribbon should make direct contact with the skin for maximum effectiveness. However, a conductive ribbon may be placed inside a wearer’s shoe underneath their sock to make electrical contact with the skin through perspiration. If the wearer chooses to […]
Yes, in accordance with IEWC 61340-5-1 ESD footwear must be worn on both feet. View our range of foot grounding products here. Or, see our bestselling foot grounding product below.
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Bondline Electronics Ltd are a leading manufacturer and supplier of static control products within the ESD industry. Products such as Flexible and Rigid Packaging, Bench Matting, Wrist Straps, Heel Grounders and Shoes, ESD Protective Clothing and Gloves, Test and Measurement Equipment along with many storage and handling solutions.
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Bondline Electronics Ltd are a leading manufacturer and supplier of static control products within the ESD industry. Products such as Flexible and Rigid Packaging, Bench Matting, Wrist Straps, Heel Grounders and Shoes, ESD Protective Clothing and Gloves, Test and Measurement Equipment along with many storage and handling solutions.
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