Wrist Strap Tester

Oct 30, 2019 Leave a message

Wrist strap tester


The wrist strap tester can be tested for each wrist strap. It has small size, light weight and easy to use. If the resistance value is not within the standard range or the battery is too low, it will automatically alarm, and the red light will be on and the alarm will be accompanied.

Test the wrist strap for good electrical conductivity. The ESD wrist strap tester can easily detect the performance of various types of anti-static wrist straps.


- Low voltage display, automatic alarm when under voltage.


HAKKO-498 wrist strap tester


1. This tester is a special wrist strap and a hamstring tester. It is mainly used to test the wrist strap and the tendon strap.


2. Stable performance, wide operating temperature, suitable for a variety of working environments, the selected circuit layout is reasonable, the circuit is stable, the external interference is small, and the adjustment is convenient for this product.


3. The external port of the tester is connected with the wrist strap, the wrist ring is in close contact with the metal snap, and the snap is pressed. When the outer loop rises above 10MQ or less than 800KQ due to various factors, the tester monitoring circuit will automatically emit sound. Light alarm to alert the user (wrist strap damage).


4. This tester has sensitivity and independent adjustment port. It has been adjusted before leaving the factory. Please do not change the application range by yourself. If you have problems with self-adjustment, do not bear the loss caused by it. For special requirements, please contact the supplier.


5. The tester is connected to a DC 9V battery. This tester allows a range of 800K ≤ R ≤ 10MK5%. Special specifications will be notified separately.


6. This tester is widely used and can be connected to all ESD-compliant wired wrist straps with a banana jack.


Operating voltage: 9V


Low resistance warning: < 800K ohms


High resistance warning: > 10M ohms


Operating temperature : 0 - 40 degrees Celsius