Ergodyne 19148 Squids 3148 Tool Lanyard Xl Carabiner

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 19148 is the Squids 3148 Standard Tool Lanyard, a dropped-tool prevention solution designed for trade and industrial professionals working at height. One end features an extra-large locking carabiner for secure attachment to a tool belt loop, anchor point, or D-ring. The other end terminates in a durable threaded loop that connects directly to a compatible tool. Rated to 80 lbs, this lanyard is built to retain hand tools, power tools, and equipment on the job site and keep them from becoming dropped-object hazards.

The Squids 3148 is suited for construction, electrical, HVAC rooftop work, telecommunications, and any other application where tools are used at elevation. It is used by electricians, HVAC technicians, ironworkers, and general contractors who follow dropped-object prevention programs or work under site safety requirements mandating tool tethering. The orange color aids in visual identification and compliance tracking on multi-trade job sites.

Key Features

• 80 lb rated capacity for retaining hand tools and light power tools
• Extra-large locking carabiner on one end for secure, positive attachment
• Durable threaded loop on the opposite end connects directly to tool anchor points
• Orange color for high-visibility identification and site compliance
• Compact packaged size makes it easy to carry multiples in a tool bag

Compatibility

Designed as a standard tool-tethering lanyard compatible with tools and anchor points rated to accept an 80 lb retention lanyard with a locking carabiner attachment.

Installation Notes

Tool lanyards of this type are installed by the end user prior to beginning work at elevation. Confirm that both the tool anchor point and the body or structure attachment point are rated to handle the combined dynamic load before use. Inspect the carabiner gate and locking sleeve and the threaded loop for wear or deformation before each use. Follow your site dropped-object prevention program and applicable ANSI or OSHA guidelines for tool tethering.