What should I do if the Antistatic Wrist Strap is damaged during use?

1. Identify and stop using it immediately
Observation and inspection: If the Antistatic wrist strap is found to be broken, damaged, loose, or unable to contact the skin properly, it should be stopped immediately.
Marking and isolation: Remove the damaged wrist strap from the work area and mark or isolate it to avoid misuse.

2. Replacement and verification
Replace with a new wrist strap: Take a new antistatic wrist strap from inventory and ensure that it meets the antistatic standards. Check the integrity of the new wrist strap, whether the connection part is firm, and whether there are any visible defects.
Verify the antistatic performance: After replacing the new wrist strap, you can use professional electrostatic testing instruments (such as electrostatic voltmeters) to verify its antistatic performance and ensure that the charge decay time and surface resistance meet the specified requirements.

3. Analyze the cause of damage
Physical inspection: Perform a detailed physical inspection of the damaged wrist strap, including the connection part, material quality, and use environment, to determine the specific cause of the damage.
Environmental factors: Consider whether the temperature, humidity, chemicals, etc. in the working environment have adverse effects on the wrist strap.
Usage habits: Analyze the staff's usage habits, such as whether they pull frequently, wear improperly, etc. These factors may also cause the wrist strap to be damaged.

4. Follow safety regulations
Personal protection: When handling damaged wrist straps, appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, should be worn to avoid injury.
Waste disposal: Damaged wrist straps should be properly disposed of in accordance with the company's waste disposal regulations to avoid pollution to the environment.