What is the static dissipation capacity of this item? null

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Lockpickingdoomslayer · Accepted Answer

its 1 ohm

javbor · Answer

It is about 1M ohm.

chazant · Answer

there is a 1MΩ resistance between you and the case

ZachW · Answer

Unless you pug yourself into a wall I dont think there is a risk you'll generate enough static from your carpet or whatever than it would dissipate.

LoganW · Answer

Its over 9000

Shannon · Answer

7

GailB · Answer

Technically, I don't know.  It is a metal disc connected to the ground wire and held against the wrist.  It should conduct all the static electricity that you could collect and ground it.

Paxton · Answer

it does not say it anywhere in the box try going on their website

Oven · Answer

That depends on your working environment.

BillyCS · Answer

This product being a antistatic wrist strap is designed to maintain contain between you and the item that you are working on. The prevents a difference in electric potential between the two points which is intended to prevent a static electric field from being generated. But as far as a specific static dissipation capacity, in the event static is generated, would be based on the metal with a 106 to 10 9 ohm/square reduced by the contact with the skin.

Answered by BillyCS 5 years ago

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Martire · Answer

Check the back of the box for details about the item. Or you may visit their website.

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