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Dropped Object Prevention
SKU
H02032
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Scaffolders and rope access technicians fit a Battery Catch Holster to keep cordless drill packs from falling when working above ground. The holster grips the battery housing so the tool stays tethered even during bat...
Description and applications
Scaffolders and rope access technicians fit a Battery Catch Holster to keep cordless drill packs from falling when working above ground. The holster grips the battery housing so the tool stays tethered even during battery swaps, a common moment when drop prevention fails on multi-level projects.
In daily use the holster slides onto a standard tool lanyard and locks around the battery collar with a positive catch that releases only when the operator intends it. That means the drill remains connected while the flat pack comes off and a fresh one clicks in, cutting the time a worker spends unclipped at height. The design suits repetitive change-outs on formwork, steel erection and maintenance shutdowns where scaffolding tools move between levels all shift.
No spec table was supplied for this item. Electricians, mechanical fitters and height safety crews who run cordless platforms on elevated structures should add this holster to their drop prevention kit.
- Secures cordless drill battery packs to a tool lanyard
- Positive catch holds battery during swap-outs at height
- Fits standard lanyard attachments used with scaffolding tools
- Reduces dropped object risk on multi-level work sites
- Suits formwork, steel erection and maintenance crews
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