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The GRIPPS 10 Pack supplies a ready quantity of tool tethers for crews working at elevation. Each unit acts as a tool lanyard that secures hand tools to a harness, belt or structural anchor, keeping scaffolding tools ...
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The GRIPPS 10 Pack supplies a ready quantity of tool tethers for crews working at elevation. Each unit acts as a tool lanyard that secures hand tools to a harness, belt or structural anchor, keeping scaffolding tools from falling onto personnel or plant below. The bulk count suits project starts, shutdown crews and hire fleets that need consistent drop prevention across multiple workers without reordering single units.
On site, the tethers attach quickly to tool handles and anchor points so scaffolders, riggers and maintenance technicians can move between levels without leaving equipment unsecured. The coiled or web construction absorbs sudden load if a tool slips, reducing shock on the anchor and the worker’s harness. Carrying a pack of ten means the safety officer can issue one per person during pre-start and collect them at pack-up, maintaining accountability across shifts.
Supplied as a ten-unit pack for immediate deployment across teams. The quantity supports height safety equipment programs on commercial construction, bridge maintenance and industrial shutdown projects where drop prevention is a daily requirement.
- Ten tethers per pack for crew-wide issue
- Secures hand tools to harness or structure
- Suits scaffolding tools and elevated work
- Reduces falling object incidents on site
- Compatible with standard anchor points
- Bulk format simplifies PPE store management
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