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Scaffolders and riggers working at height use the GRIPPS Swivel Catch to secure hand tools to a tool lanyard without the tether binding up. The swivel head rotates freely so the line stays straight while the user mano...
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Scaffolders and riggers working at height use the GRIPPS Swivel Catch to secure hand tools to a tool lanyard without the tether binding up. The swivel head rotates freely so the line stays straight while the user manoeuvres spanners, hammers or measuring tape across beams and guardrails. Each catch clips onto a tool handle or attachment point and locks with a positive gate action that resists accidental release when snagged on structure.
On a busy deck the swivel prevents the lanyard from coiling around wrists or railings, which keeps the worker moving and the tool in reach. The five pack lets a crew standardise every belt kit at once - no mixing of connector styles that can hang up on different tool profiles. Because the gate opens wide, it accepts thick handles on scaffolding tools such as podgers and ratchet spanners without forcing the fit. The stainless spring holds tension through repeated cycles in dust, rain and UV exposure typical of Australian sites.
Supplied as a pack of five swivel catches. Suited to construction, maintenance and industrial rope access where drop prevention is mandatory.
- Swivel head stops lanyard twist during overhead tasks
- Positive locking gate resists accidental release
- Wide gate opening fits thick tool handles
- Stainless spring maintains tension in harsh conditions
- Five pack standardises a full crew kit
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