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Securing a tape measure while working at height stops the tool becoming a dropped-object hazard. This quick-connect latch clips to a harness or tool belt so the measure stays in reach but never falls to the level belo...
Description and applications
Securing a tape measure while working at height stops the tool becoming a dropped-object hazard. This quick-connect latch clips to a harness or tool belt so the measure stays in reach but never falls to the level below. It suits commercial construction, roof maintenance and telecom tower crews who need reliable tethering without bulk.
The latch uses two load-rated D-rings that accept a retractor or lanyard, giving a positive lock that releases with one hand. Because the housing is lightweight, it adds hardly any weight to a harness shoulder strap, reducing fatigue over a full shift. The industrial-grade polymer shell resists impacts from knocks against steelwork and handles UV exposure on exposed roofs. A site supervisor can issue the latch as part of a standard ppe supplies kit alongside safety glasses, nitrile gloves and a hard hat, knowing every worker has the same secure attachment point.
Two load-rated D-rings and a compact quick-connect body keep the tape measure tethered and ready. The latch suits any height-safety setup where dropped-tool prevention is mandatory.
Features
- Two load-rated D-rings for retractor or lanyard attachment
- Quick-connect action releases with one hand
- Lightweight industrial-grade polymer housing
- Impact and UV resistant for exposed work areas
- Fits standard harness shoulder straps and tool belts
- Prevents dropped-tool incidents when working at height
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