Heavy-Duty Tool Tethering for Work at Height
The Ironwear 2610 shock-absorbing tool lanyard helps crews secure heavy tools while working at height. Each orange elastic lanyard carries a manufacturer-rated capacity of up to 50 lb and extends from 49 inches at rest to 63 inches when stretched.
A self-locking aluminum carabiner swivels 360 degrees for attachment to a compatible harness tool-tether point, while the webbing loop secures a properly rated tool connection. This ASA listing contains 10 Ironwear 2610 tool lanyards.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Elastic shock-absorbing webbing
- 50 lb capacity per lanyard
- Self-locking aluminum carabiner
- Full 360-degree connector rotation
- Compact 49-to-63-inch stretch range
- ANSI/ISEA 121 tool-tether design
Common Work Environments
- Elevated construction
- Scaffolding work
- Aerial lifts
- Tower and utility work
- Industrial maintenance
- Dropped-object prevention programs
Tool-Tether Selection and Inspection
This product secures tools; it is not a personal fall-arrest lanyard and must never be used to support or arrest a person. The 50 lb rating applies to each lanyard, not to the combined 10-pack. Use only with compatible, rated tool and anchor attachment points. Inspect the complete tethering system before each use and remove any component from service after a drop event or when it shows damage, excessive wear, deformation, or impaired connector operation. Follow the current Ironwear instructions and the employer's dropped-object prevention program.
FAQ - Ironwear 2610 Tool Lanyards
How many tool lanyards are included?
This ASA listing includes 10 Ironwear 2610 tool lanyards. Ironwear packages the manufacturer item individually, so the 10-pack is ASA's selling configuration.
What is the maximum tool weight for each lanyard?
Ironwear rates each model 2610 lanyard for tools weighing up to 50 lb. Do not divide or combine the capacity across multiple lanyards, and never exceed the rating of the lowest-rated part of the complete tethering system.
How long is the Ironwear 2610 tool lanyard?
The elastic lanyard measures 49 inches while relaxed and extends to 63 inches when stretched.
Which connectors are included?
Each lanyard has a self-locking aluminum carabiner that rotates 360 degrees at the anchor end and a webbing loop at the tool end.
Does the Ironwear 2610 meet ANSI/ISEA 121?
Yes. Ironwear states that model 2610 meets ANSI/ISEA 121. The complete tool-tether system still requires compatible rated attachment points, correct installation, inspection, and use within the manufacturer's capacity.
Can this lanyard be used for personal fall protection?
No. Ironwear 2610 is a tool lanyard for dropped-object prevention. It is not designed, rated, or approved to support or arrest a person.
When should a tool lanyard be removed from service?
Remove the lanyard from service after a drop event or if inspection finds cut or worn webbing, damaged stitching, deformation, corrosion, or a carabiner that does not lock and rotate correctly. Follow Ironwear's current inspection and replacement instructions.
