Ergodyne 19175 Squids 3175 Anchor Strap with Wear Sleeve for Tool Tethering – 40lbs

• Meets Ansi/Isea 121-2018 – Third party certified to an 40lbs / 18kg maximum working capacity with a multi-drop safety factor
• Anchoring Strap For Tool Tethering – Affix to railing, scaffolding or other structures to create a closed-ended attachment point for tethering tool lanyards
• Wear Sleeve – Reduces wear and tear by adding a layer of protection against elements and surface abrasion
• Easy Installation – Wrap D-ring end around the primary anchor and thread through choke loop
• Compatabile With Squids Tool Lanyards – Captive D-ring fits a variety of lanyard styles
• Built To Last – Heavy-duty abrasion-resistant polyester webbing
• Durable Steel D-Ring – For attaching tool lanyards
• Not For Fall Arrest
• Length – 24in // 61cm

The Squids 3175 Anchor Choke Strap with Wear Sleeve threads through railings, scaffolding, equipment and structures to create a retrofit attachment point for tethering tools up to 40lbs // 18kg, preventing dropped or falling objects from occurring on the job. Intended for heavy tools, this strap should only be affixed to the worksite (not for fall arrest).

Built for lasting security, this anchor attachment features heavy-duty abrasion-resistant polyester webbing and a durable steel D-ring. An additional wear sleeve helps to reduce wear and tear by adding a layer of protection against elements and surface abrasion.  Once the loop end of the tail is secured to the anchor point, the D-ring acts as a captive hole for tethering tool lanyards. For use as a system, this anchor strap is compatible with .

TESTED TO BE TRUSTED

These tool tether attachments 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, injuries or possibly death. These attachments are third-party certified to 40lbs / 18kg maximum capacity and meet the ANSI/ISEA 121-2018 standard with all required labeling.

Ideal for those who need to tether tools in industries like construction, telecommunications, oil and gas, power generation, utilities, wind energy, manufacturing or other jobsites where dropped objects are a risk.