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Ergodyne expands Objects at Heights line with new wrist lanyards

August 7, 2015

Ergodyne announced today the expansion of their Objects at Heights collection with the launch of two new wrist lanyards – the Squids® 3114 Pull-On Wrist Lanyard (Carabiner) and Squids® 3116 Pull-On Wrist Lanyard (Buckle). For tools at or under 3lbs (1.4kg), the Squids®3114/3116 Pull-On Wrist Lanyards offer an ideal solution for tethering by limiting the drop distance of the tool, reducing snag and tangle hazards, and offering an easy and quick exchange of multiple tools.

"We pride ourselves on offering a complete line of Objects at Heights solutions," said Nate Bohmbach, senior product manager of Ergodyne. "The Squids® 3114 and 3116 Wrist Lanyards are perfect tethering solutions for small tools and are incredibly efficient and safe when exchanging multiple tools."

Offering two different connecting mechanisms, the 3114 houses a stainless steel (#304) carabiner for easy tool attachment while the 3116 utilizes a modular quick connecting buckle for a swift exchange of multiple tools. With the intention of keeping the wrist lanyard on at all times, a patent-pending pocket was added to the design to tuck in the carabiner or buckle when a tool is not in use. The innovative pull-on design makes it easy to take on and off while the elastic material is soft and extremely comfortable.

"As a global leader and pioneer of all things Objects at Heights, Ergodyne is constantly innovating ways to make safety at heights more convenient," said Tom Votel, president and CEO, Ergodyne. "Adding additional wrist lanyards to our collection just makes sense – and as always, there’s more to come."

Ideal for those working at heights or where FME (Foreign Material Exclusion) or FOD (Foreign Object Damage/Debris) are a concern, the Squids® 3114/3116 Pull-On Wrist Lanyards are available NOW at all authorized Ergodyne distributors. For more information on where to buy, visit www.ergodyne.com or call 800.225.8238 // +1 651.642.9889.

Key Features

  • Pull-on design is easy to take on and off
  • One size fits all
  • Maximum safe working capacity: 3lbs (1.4kg)
  • Third party tested using a 2:1 safety factor
  • Patent-pending
  • Elastic Maintains Snug Fit
  • Stainless steel (#304) carabiner for easy tool attachment – 3114
  • Modular quick connecting buckle for exchanging multiple tools – 3116
  • Compatible with 3103: Detachable Loops 3-Pack - 3116

About Ergodyne

Since 1983, Ergodyne has pioneered the development of safety products that Make The Workplace A Betterplace™. What started with just one product has grown into a line of top flight, battle-tested, Tenacious Work Gear®; all precision crafted to provide protection, improve productivity and manage the elements for workers on jobsites the world over. The current lineup is extensive and constantly growing including: Hand Protection, Knee Pads, Supports, Footwear Accessories, Cooling Products, Warming Products, Hi-Vis Apparel, Lanyards, Equipment Storage Systems, Performance Work Wear, Portable Work Shelters, Head Protection, and Eye Protection.

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