Advantus Corp. AVT97131 Breakaway Lanyard 36in Black 12-pack

Product Description

The ADVANTUS CORP. AVT97131 is a black breakaway lanyard sold in a pack of 12, designed for badge and ID card carry in environments where metal hardware is restricted or unsafe. Each lanyard measures 36 inches in length and includes a lightweight plastic hook for attaching ID cards, badges, or access credentials. The breakaway safety feature is the key functional element: when the lanyard is snagged or subjected to a sudden pull, the connector releases to prevent injury. The plastic-only construction makes these lanyards appropriate for use where metal detectors or magnetic imaging equipment are in operation.

These lanyards are used in facilities that require non-metal ID carry solutions. Common installation environments include airport security checkpoints, hospital MRI suites, CAT scan areas, and any secured access zone where ferrous hardware would trigger screening equipment or pose a safety risk. Security personnel, hospital staff, facility managers, and badge program administrators are the typical end users. The pack of 12 supports team-level deployment or inventory stocking for badge programs.

Key Features

• Breakaway safety release disconnects under sudden force to reduce snag and injury risk
• Plastic hook construction — no metal components for compatibility with metal-free environments
• 36-inch length provides standard over-the-neck wear for most adults
• Lightweight and durable build suited for daily badge carry
• Black color for a clean, professional appearance in workplace and facility settings
• Sold as a pack of 12 for team or facility-wide distribution

Compatibility

Designed as a standard breakaway lanyard for use with ID cards, access badges, and credential holders in non-metal environments including airport security checkpoints and hospital MRI and CAT scan areas.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to attach the plastic hook to a standard badge holder or ID card slot. Verify that the breakaway connector clicks fully into place before use. Inspect the breakaway release mechanism periodically for wear, as a fatigued connector may release prematurely or fail to release under load. Replace any lanyard that shows fraying, connector damage, or reduced breakaway resistance.