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Tool Lanyards
Keep your tools secure and minimize entanglement. Tool lanyards and tethers are ideal to use with your tools while working at heights to prevent tool damage or personal injury.

Retractable Tool Lanyards and Tethers

Fall prevention works two ways. One, devices like harnesses, lanyards, and vertical lifelines limit falls as you’re working from a height. Two, tool lanyards — also known as tool tethers — control accidental drops that could injure those standing below. For an added benefit, these retractable lanyards minimize entanglements and damage to both electric and hand tools.

As you look to secure your own tools or maintain safety in your workplace, browse retractable lanyards from Ergodyne, FALLTECH, 3M™, and more brands available at Magid®.

The Benefits of Tool Lanyards

A tool lanyard serves as a tether, keeping wrenches, screwdrivers, drills, and other instruments attached to the worker as they stand at a height. To do this, a carabiner and a flexible strap support the tool on one end. The other side attaches directly to the worker, including their belt or wrist, or a secure, physical point in the work area. A hinge feature lets workers swap out tools based on application.

For both safety and efficiency, retractable tool lanyards offer the following benefits:

  • Reducing injury rates for those standing below. Injuries from a dropped hand tool range from bruises to fractures, concussions, or a potentially fatal condition
  • Lessening the damage from accidentally dropping a tool. This action better preserves what workers need to do their jobs and reduces replacement costs long term
  • Letting workers keep both hands free, rather than requiring them to hold a tool as they stand from a height
  • Reducing retrieval time for lost or entangled tools
  • Streamlining repetitive tasks involving electric or hand tools
  • Anticipating accidents that could knock or cause a tool to slip out of a worker’s hands
  • Accommodating scaffolding environments, where workers may be performing tasks above a sidewalk or pedestrian walkway
  • A narrow design that lets workers support multiple tool lanyards on a single belt