Tapecase 15D720 Green Vinyl Marking Tape 2 in 216 ft 2.4 mil
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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MyID
An ID card retractor with a 23 in brass reel and carabiner attachment
This brass retractor reel extends to 23 inches and features a carabineer attachment for secure badge holding. The metal construction provides durability for daily use in professional environments. The compact case measures 1-3/4 inches and clips easily to belts or bags. It suits staff who need frequent credential access without removing the badge.
The carabineer clips to existing badge straps, lanyards or belt loops without additional hardware. Brass construction resists corrosion in indoor and covered outdoor settings. The 23 inch extension allows card readers to be reached while the reel stays anchored. Buyers needing a locking reel or a longer tether will not find those features here.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | MYID |
The reel extends to 23 inches, giving you that reach before the cord reaches its limit.
The all-metal brass body stays cool and silent since there are no moving electronics or motors inside.
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