Product details
Product information
At a glance
Catalogue details
- Catalogue configurations
- 1
Description and applications
Electrical switchyards, live-line maintenance towers and telecommunications masts demand drop prevention that will not create a conductive path. The GRIPPS Phone Gripper with Coil Tether (Non-Conductive) is built for those environments, giving technicians a secure attachment point for smartphones and small devices while working at height.
The gripper clamps around the handset without adhesives or permanent mounts, so the same unit moves between crew members and shifts. A coiled tool lanyard extends under tension and retracts cleanly, keeping the line out of the way during climbs, pole work or confined bucket operations. Because the tether materials are non-conductive, the assembly does not compromise insulation clearances or arc-flash boundaries, a critical factor when scaffolding tools are used near energised conductors. The coil also reduces snag risk on structural steel, ladder rungs and fall-arrest hardware, letting the user focus on the task rather than managing slack.
Riggers, lineworkers and tower crews who need reliable height safety equipment for personal devices should add this gripper to their kit.
- Non-conductive construction suits live electrical environments
- Adjustable gripper fits most smartphones and small devices
- Coiled tether extends under load and retracts automatically
- Reduces snag hazard on steelwork and fall-arrest gear
- Tool-free attachment moves between users and shifts
- Supports drop prevention programs for height work
Electrical switchyards, live-line maintenance towers and telecommunications masts demand drop prevention that will not create a conductive path. The GRIPPS Phone Gripper with Coil Tether (Non-Conductive) is built for ...
Delivery, freight and returns
Lead time Available to order — check with us for lead time on 1300 078 277
Delivery options depend on the product, quantity and postcode. Review delivery information or ask us to confirm bulky-item and site-access requirements.