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The GUARDIAN FALL PROTECTION 10736 is a bungee-style tool tether rated for tools up to 15 pounds, designed to secure hand tools and equipment at height and prevent dropped-object incidents on job sites. The tether features a zinc-plated steel screw-gate carabiner with a loop end for secure attachment to tool lanyards, belt loops, or anchor points. Extending from 27 inches to 52 inches, the bungee construction absorbs movement and reduces tension while keeping tools within reach. This product meets ANSI/ISEA 121-2018 standards for dropped object prevention. Licensed tradespeople, construction crews, and elevated-work specialists rely on this tether as part of a compliant tool-tethering system.
The 10736 is suited for residential and commercial construction, industrial maintenance, telecommunications tower work, and any application requiring tools to be secured at elevation. At 27 to 52 inches extended length, it accommodates a variety of working positions and tool-use scenarios. It is packaged in a 10-count pack, making it practical for outfitting crews or maintaining a job-site supply of compliant tethers. The screw-gate loop end connects directly to most standard tool attachment points.
Designed for use with tools and equipment weighing up to 15 pounds in ANSI/ISEA 121-2018 compliant dropped object prevention systems. Compatible with standard carabiner-style tool attachment loops and anchor points common to construction and industrial fall protection setups.
Tool tethers should be installed and inspected by personnel trained in dropped object prevention procedures. Before attaching the tether, verify that both the tool attachment point and the anchor point are rated for the intended load. Inspect the bungee cord, carabiner gate, and screw lock before each use and remove from service if any component shows wear, deformation, or corrosion. Follow applicable OSHA dropped object prevention guidelines and site-specific safety programs when deploying tethering systems at height.
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