Tool Grip and Tether Attachment Point

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The Squids 3745 Tool Grip and Tether Attachment Point installs onto screwdrivers and nut drivers to create a retrofit attachment point for tethering tools up to 1 lb, preventing dropped or falling objects from occurring on the job. Connection points for tool lanyards can be tricky to find, especially on smaller hand tools like screwdrivers and nut drivers.

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The Squids 3194 Hand Tool Tethering Kit includes both a Squids 3156 Coil-Cable Tool Lanyard and a pack of four Squids 3740 Hand-Tool Slip Traps, making it ideal for retrofitting a wide variety of fastener drivers for tethering. Prepare up to four differently sized screwdrivers, nut-drivers and/or hex keys for quick and easy interchanges, so you can focus on the task at hand, while minimizing the potential for inconvenient and potentially very dangerous tool drops when you're working at heights.