Elastic Tool Tethers for Work at Height
Ironwear 2602 bungee tool lanyards help retain hand tools during elevated construction, utility work and industrial maintenance. Each orange-and-lime tether has a manufacturer-rated capacity of 15 lb. This listing contains one bag of 10 lanyards for crew issue and replacement inventory.
The lightweight elastic webbing retracts when not fully extended. An automatic self-locking cross-bar aluminum carabiner connects to a suitable anchor attachment, while the cinch-loop end secures a compatible tool connection. Select all components for the actual tool weight and working conditions.
Quick Buying Details
Ironwear / 2602
S2602
10 lanyards per bag
15 lb per lanyard
Self-locking cross-bar aluminum carabiner
Cinch loop
ANSI/ISEA 121
Orange and lime
Key Features
- Lightweight elastic webbing maintains compression when not extended.
- Automatic self-locking carabiner closure.
- Cinch-loop connection for a suitable tool attachment.
- 10-piece bag for equipping multiple workstations or crews.
Common Uses & Applications
- Elevated construction and scaffolding tasks.
- Aerial-lift, utility and tower maintenance.
- Industrial maintenance and evaluated arborist operations.
- Dropped-object prevention programs.
Coordinate tool retention with your construction PPE, work procedures and protection for personnel below.
Choosing a Tool-Tether System
Do not exceed the lowest-rated component in the complete system. The 15 lb capacity applies to one lanyard, not the pack, and capacities must not be combined. A harness tool loop is not automatically rated to arrest a dropped 15 lb tool; use only an attachment point approved for the intended load and drop forces.
For heavier tools, compare the Ironwear 2610 50 lb tool lanyards. Keep tool retention separate from personal fall-protection harness requirements. This tether must never support or arrest a person.
Standards and Inspection
Ironwear identifies model 2602 as ANSI/ISEA 121 compliant. This standard addresses dropped-object prevention equipment; it is not a personal fall-arrest certification.
OSHA 1926.501(c) covers construction falling-object protection, while 1910.28(c) covers general industry. Tethering supports the workplace prevention program and does not replace required head protection, barriers or other applicable controls.
Inspect webbing, stitching, cinch loop, carabiner and anchor before use. Remove damaged equipment from service. After a drop event, remove the system from use for evaluation under manufacturer instructions. Route the tether to avoid entanglement and allow safe tool movement.
Manufacturer Information
FAQ
Is this listing for one lanyard?
No. One order unit contains a bag of 10 Ironwear 2602 lanyards.
Does this model have the 2610's swivel connector?
Ironwear specifies a self-locking cross-bar carabiner for 2602. The 2610 is a separate model with a 360-degree swivel connector.
Can I use this as a personal safety lanyard?
No. It is designed for tool retention, not personal fall protection.
