Ergodyne
Ergodyne Squids 3148 Tool Lanyard
Secures hand and power tools with an aluminium carabiner and loop tether rated to 80 lb across a 76 in working length
- Keeps tools secure up to 80 lb capacity
- Extends to 76 in for comfortable reach range
- Aluminium carabiner anchors quickly to structures
- Poly webbing resists wear during daily use
- Loop end fits hand and power tools
Ergodyne Squids 3148 Tool Lanyard
The Ergodyne Squids 3148 is a tool tether designed for workers who need to secure hand tools and power tools at height. Its 76 inch maximum working length provides reach while keeping equipment attached to the user or a fixed anchor point.
Thermals noise and power draw
This passive tether has no moving parts, motors or electronics, so it generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no power during use. Performance depends only on the 80 lb weight capacity rating and the strength of the aluminium carabiner and poly webbing.
Aluminium carabiner and loop connections
The anchorage end uses an aluminium carabiner for quick attachment to harnesses or structures, while the tool end features a loop that slips over handles or cords. Orange poly webbing improves visibility on busy job sites, and the standard tether style suits everyday tethering needs. Workers needing a longer reach or a different end fitting will need another solution.
Highlights
- Keeps tools secure up to 80 lb capacity
- Extends to 76 in for comfortable reach range
- Aluminium carabiner anchors quickly to structures
- Poly webbing resists wear during daily use
- Loop end fits hand and power tools
Specifications
| Brand | SQUIDS BY ERGODYNE |
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the aluminium carabiner and tool loop on the Ergodyne Squids 3148 lanyard?
Clip the aluminium carabiner to a secure anchor point, then pass the tool-end loop through the tool's attachment hole and cinch it tight; the step often missed is fully seating the carabiner gate so it locks.
When should I replace the poly-webbing tether on the 3148?
Inspect the webbing before each use and retire the lanyard immediately if you see cuts, abrasion, UV fading, melted fibres or damaged stitching.
What is the maximum load the Squids 3148 can hold during continuous work?
The lanyard is rated for an 80 lb weight capacity; exceeding that limit or shock-loading it will cause the tether to fail first.
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