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Scaffolders and riggers working at elevation use GRIPPS Gripp Shrink sleeves to create a permanent, low-profile connection point on hand tools. The 25 mm by 50 mm dimensions suit a wide range of handle diameters, letting crews retrofit existing kit without adding bulk that snags on structure or harness webbing. Each sleeve shrinks down tight under heat, forming a sealed eye that accepts a tool lanyard carabiner or quick-link directly.
On a busy deck or suspended stage, the last thing a tradesperson needs is a loose tether point that rotates or peels off mid-shift. These sleeves eliminate that failure mode by bonding to the tool handle itself, so the attachment orientation stays fixed whether the tool is holstered, passed hand-to-hand, or dropped and arrested. The 25-pack quantity matches typical project orders, keeping the crib stocked for new starters and toolbox top-ups without excess inventory sitting on the shelf.
Supplied as a 25-pack of 25 mm x 50 mm heat-shrink sleeves. Suits scaffolding tools, height safety equipment and drop prevention programs across construction, maintenance and industrial rope access.
- Creates a fixed, low-profile tether point on hand tools
- Heat-shrink application bonds directly to handle surface
- 25 mm x 50 mm size fits common tool diameters
- Accepts standard tool lanyard connectors and carabiners
- 25-pack format suits project kits and crib restocking
- Supports drop prevention compliance on elevated work platforms
Scaffolders and riggers working at elevation use GRIPPS Gripp Shrink sleeves to create a permanent, low-profile connection point on hand tools. The 25 mm by 50 mm dimensions suit a wide range of handle diameters, lett...
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