The Roughneck Single Tool Lanyard has a strong, one-piece, internal shock cord with tight weave ny...The Roughneck Single Tool Lanyard has a strong, one-piece, internal shock cord with tight weave nylon webbing to prevent over-extension and snagging. Its loop end has a dual-channel barrel lock that ensures tools are securely fastened. Fitted with a stainless steel locking carabiner for durability and to prevent accidental disengagement. Multiple connection methods, including belt loop and carabiner, allow the flexibility to find the most suitable anchor point. Designed to prevent accidents due to falling tools from height, tool lanyards also safeguard against the loss of equipment. Specification Length 900-1280mm (36-50in) Max. Tool Weight 3kg (6.6 lb).
This guide is for anyone using the Roughneck Single Tool Lanyard to prevent dropped tools and increase worksite safety. The lanyard securely attaches tools to a worker, preventing injuries and equipment loss. A key consideration is adhering to the maximum tool weight of 3kg (6.6 lb) to ensure optimal performance and safety.
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Model Part Number
26-025
Brand
Roughneck
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FAQs
What is the maximum tool weight the lanyard can support?
The lanyard can support tools up to 3kg (6.6 lb).
How do I attach the lanyard to my tool?
Use the loop end and dual-channel barrel lock to securely fasten the lanyard to your tool.
What is the lanyard made of?
The lanyard features a strong, one-piece internal shock cord with tight-weave nylon webbing and a stainless steel carabiner.
How do I attach the lanyard to my belt or harness?
Use the stainless steel carabiner to connect the lanyard to a belt loop or harness attachment point.
How often should I inspect the lanyard?
Inspect the lanyard before each use and regularly for any signs of damage.
How do I clean the lanyard?
Clean the lanyard with a damp cloth if it becomes dirty.
What happens if the lanyard gets damaged?
If the lanyard is damaged, replace it immediately to maintain safety.
Troubleshooting
Lanyard is too short or too long.
Adjust the lanyard's length to suit your needs, making sure there is enough slack for movement but keeping the tool secure.
Carabiner is difficult to open/close.
Ensure the carabiner is clean and free of debris. If the issue persists, the carabiner may be damaged and should be replaced.
Lanyard shows signs of wear and tear.
Replace the lanyard immediately if you see fraying, cuts, or other damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Increases worksite safety by preventing dropped tools.
Durable materials and construction for long-term use.
Easy to use with multiple attachment options.
Adjustable length for versatility.
Cons
Maximum tool weight of 3kg (6.6 lb) limits the size/weight of tools that can be used.
Requires proper attachment to both tool and anchor point for effective use.
Lanyard can get in the way depending on the work environment.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Attachment: Attach the loop end of the lanyard to the tool using the dual-channel barrel lock. Ensure a secure connection.
Anchor Point: Use the stainless steel carabiner to attach the lanyard to a secure anchor point, such as a belt loop or harness.
Adjustment: Adjust the lanyard's length to provide adequate slack for movement while maintaining tool security.
Compatibility: This lanyard is compatible with tools that weigh less than 3kg (6.6 lb).
Care: Inspect the lanyard regularly for wear and tear. Clean the lanyard with a damp cloth if necessary. Replace the lanyard if there are any signs of damage, such as fraying or damage to the carabiner.