KEY-BAK
KEY-BAK Key Reel 48 In Kevlar Cord Belt Clip
Retractable key reel with 48-inch Kevlar cord and belt clip for keys, flashlights and small tools
- TypeKevlar Cord
- Kevlar cord resists cuts and abrasion for lasting durability
- 48 inch extension reaches locks without removing the reel from your belt
- Locking ball-and-socket secures keys, lights or small tools during active use
- Polycarbonate case withstands impact and daily wear on the job site
- Belt clip fits straps up to two inches for quick, tool-free attachment
Key Reel With 48 Inch Kevlar Cord
This key reel uses a Kevlar cord that extends to 48 inches for reach across a work area. A belt clip attaches to belts up to two inches wide. The polycarbonate case includes a locking ball and socket mechanism. It holds keys, a flashlight, or small hand tools.
Thermals Noise And Power Draw In Normal Use
The reel operates mechanically without any electrical power draw. Retraction force is rated at eight ounces for consistent pull. No fan or active cooling is present, so the unit runs silently. There are no thermal considerations during normal operation.
Behaviour Under Sustained Load Rather Than
The Kevlar cord resists abrasion and maintains strength over repeated extensions. The locking ball and socket holds the cord at a chosen length without slippage. Polycarbonate construction withstands daily impact and weather exposure. The split ring secures items during continuous movement.
Highlights
- Kevlar cord resists cuts and abrasion for lasting durability
- 48 inch extension reaches locks without removing the reel from your belt
- Locking ball-and-socket secures keys, lights or small tools during active use
- Polycarbonate case withstands impact and daily wear on the job site
- Belt clip fits straps up to two inches for quick, tool-free attachment
Specifications
| Brand | KEY-BAK |
|---|---|
| Type | Kevlar Cord |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the 48 in Kevlar cord reel to my belt, and what is the common mistake?
Slide the belt clip over a belt up to 2 in. wide until it clicks; the step people miss is seating the clip fully so the locking ball and socket engage, otherwise the reel can detach under load.
What part of the reel will need replacement first with daily use?
The split ring and Kevlar cord take the most wear; inspect the ring for spreading and the cord for fraying, and replace either piece when damage appears.
What limit appears first when the reel is pulled out repeatedly during a shift?
The 8 oz. retraction force is the first limit; after many extensions the spring can lose tension, so the cord no longer retracts fully.
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