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Advantus 75545 Heavy-Duty Retractable ID Card Reel 18" Extension Black/Chrome 6 Pack office furniture
Six-pack of heavy-duty retractable reels with 18-inch extension and 17-inch steel chain for secure badge or key access
- TypeDrawer Cabinets
- Keeps badge accessible with belt clip for clothing
- 17" steel chain extends reach for scanning
- Nickel-plated split ring secures IDs or keys
- Heavy-duty reel withstands daily workplace use
- Six-pack supplies entire team from one order
What it is and who it serves
The Advantus 75545 is a six-pack of heavy-duty retractable ID reels with an 18-inch extension. Each unit uses a steel-link chain and nickel-plated split ring to keep badges or keys secure. The belt clip fastens to most clothing for quick, hands-free access.
Upgrading from basic reels
Standard plastic reels often snap after repeated pulls or offer shorter reach. These reels replace those lighter models when daily swipe counts are high and a 17-inch steel chain is needed. The jump is worth it for crews who lose time re-clipping broken units.
Capacity and headroom
The 18-inch extension comfortably clears waist-high readers without stretching the user. Six reels outfit a small team or provide spares for a shift. They run out when a workstation demands a longer tether or a different mounting style than a belt clip allows.
Highlights
- Keeps badge accessible with belt clip for clothing
- 17" steel chain extends reach for scanning
- Nickel-plated split ring secures IDs or keys
- Heavy-duty reel withstands daily workplace use
- Six-pack supplies entire team from one order
Specifications
| Type | Drawer Cabinets |
|---|---|
| Brand | Advantus |
| Shipping weight | 0.27 kg |
| Package size | 122 × 97 × 58 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the belt clip on the Advantus 75545 require a specific belt width to hold securely?
The belt clip attaches to most articles of clothing, including standard belts and waistbands, without needing a particular width.
What is the correct way to connect an ID badge to the split ring, and what mistake should I avoid?
Open the nickel-plated steel split ring, slide the badge hole or lanyard loop onto it, then close the ring fully; the common error is leaving the ring partially open so the badge can slip off.
After daily use, what part of the 17" steel chain reel is most likely to need replacement first?
The steel-link chain and its nickel-plated split ring bear the repeated pull force, so they will show wear before the reel housing or belt clip.
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