Ergodyne 19142 Metal Detectable Grabber Belt Clip

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 19142 is a metal detectable grabber with a belt clip, designed to secure small items and prevent dropped-object incidents in industrial and food-processing environments. Made from acetal copolymer with metal-detectable properties, the grabber responds to metal detection systems, reducing the risk of contamination if the tether is ever lost or separated. It holds gloves, rags, keys, and similar items close to the worker by threading directly over a belt or pocket edge. At 0.07 pounds, it adds virtually no bulk to a work setup. Installation requires no tools and suits any trade or production environment where dropped-object control is required.

This grabber is suited for food processing facilities, manufacturing lines, and any work environment with active metal detection protocols or dropped-object prevention programs. The belt clip attachment keeps frequently used items within reach without requiring a lanyard or separate anchor point. It is a practical choice for workers on processing floors, assembly lines, or anywhere that foreign object contamination or tool drops are regulated hazards.

Key Features

• Metal-detectable acetal copolymer construction signals food-processing and industrial metal detection systems
• Belt clip design threads over a belt or pocket for hands-free item retention
• Secures gloves, rags, keys, and other small frequently used items
• Lightweight at 0.07 pounds, minimizing added burden during wear
• Blue color aids visual identification against work surfaces
• Made in the United States

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose dropped-object tether for belt or pocket attachment in industrial, food processing, and manufacturing environments where metal-detectable equipment is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for attachment. Thread the belt clip over a standard work belt or pocket edge before beginning work. Inspect the grabber before each shift for cracks or deformation that could affect retention. Follow facility foreign-object-debris (FOD) and dropped-object prevention policies when selecting anchor points.