Elastic Tool Tethers for Work at Height
The Ironwear 2602 bungee tool lanyard helps crews tether hand tools during elevated work. Each lightweight orange-and-lime lanyard has a manufacturer-rated capacity of up to 15 lb and maintains compression when it is not fully extended.
An automatic self-locking cross-bar aluminum carabiner connects to a compatible harness tool-tether point, while the cinch loop secures a properly rated tool attachment. This listing contains one manufacturer bag of 10 Ironwear 2602 tool lanyards.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Elastic lightweight webbing
- 15 lb capacity per lanyard
- Automatic self-locking carabiner
- Cross-bar aluminum connector
- Secure cinch-loop tool end
- ANSI/ISEA 121-compliant design
Common Work Environments
- Elevated construction
- Scaffolding work
- Aerial lifts
- Utility and tower work
- Arborist operations
- Industrial maintenance
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 15 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 2602 Tool Lanyards
How many tool lanyards are included?
This listing contains one manufacturer bag of 10 Ironwear 2602 tool lanyards.
What is the maximum tool weight for each lanyard?
Ironwear rates each model 2602 lanyard for tools weighing up to 15 lb. Never exceed the capacity of the lowest-rated component in the complete tool-tethering system.
Which connectors are included?
Each lanyard has an automatic self-locking cross-bar aluminum carabiner at the anchor end and a cinch loop at the tool end.
Does the Ironwear 2602 comply with ANSI/ISEA 121?
Yes. Ironwear identifies model 2602 as ANSI/ISEA 121 compliant. 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 2602 is a tool lanyard for dropped-object prevention. It is not designed, rated, or approved to support or arrest a person.
How does the 2602 differ from the 50 lb Ironwear 2610?
Model 2602 is rated for tools up to 15 lb and uses a cinch-loop tool connection. Model 2610 is rated for tools up to 50 lb and uses a webbing loop with a 360-degree swivel carabiner. Select a tether based on the tool weight, connection method, and the lowest-rated component in the complete system.
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 close and lock correctly. Follow Ironwear's current inspection and replacement instructions.
