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Squids 3100 Lanyard with Aluminum Carabiner + Cinch- Loop, 10 lb Max Working Capacity, 42" to 54" Long, Black
- Shock-absorbing cord with tubular-nylon webbing and lock-stitching at both ends for added security.
- Lightweight, aluminum carabiner with locking screw-gate for easy, secure attachment to either anchor points or tools.
- Captive-eye carabiner-attachment design to better predict the direction of the load, minimizing the potential for the lanyard to slide into the carabiner's gate.
- Cinch-loop end for tethering to captive-hole-attachment-equipped tools and/or to the user's wrist.
- Shock-absorbing cord with tubular-nylon webbing and lock-stitching at both ends for added security.
- Lightweight, aluminum carabiner with locking screw-gate for easy, secure attachment to either anchor points or tools.
- Captive-eye carabiner-attachment design to better predict the direction of the load, minimizing the potential for the lanyard to slide into the carabiner's gate.
- Cinch-loop end for tethering to captive-hole-attachment-equipped tools and/or to the user's wrist.
- Third-party certified to a 10 lb maximum working capacity with a 2:1 safety factor.
Squids 3100 Lanyard with Carabiner + Cinch-Loop features a single-action, aluminum carabiner with a captive eye on one end and a cinch-loop on the other to tether tools, so that you can help minimize the potential for dangerous tool-drops to improve overall workplace safety. Durably constructed of shock-absorbing tubular nylon webbing with lock-stitching at both ends, the lanyard, itself, delivers reliable, secure performance throughout its listed stretch-range. These tool lanyards are built to withstand defined weight limits and can easily be used by any worker to help avoid accidentally dropping objects that could cause damage or serious injuries. Third-party certified to a 10 lb maximum working capacity with a 2:1 safety factor, these lanyards are ideal for a wide range of industry applications including construction, telecommunications, petro-chemical operations, utility-line maintenance and a variety of other areas where working at heights is the norm.
