Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 5Lbs 50 Inch Retractable Tool Lanyard
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-8825
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.55 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Retractable Tool
Lanyard
A 5 lb rated, 50 in Quick-Connect lanyard for controlling tool reach while working at height.
Product Overview
This 5 lb tool lanyard extends to 50 in; push-to-lock holds the selected working length.
Its abrasion-resistant cord pairs with a swiveling dual-lock carabiner for Quick-Connect use.
- 5 lb capacityMatch full tethered load.
- 50 in reachRetracts when not needed.
- Push-to-lockHolds chosen cord length.
- Quick-ConnectSwivel dual-lock carabiner.
Technical Specifications
- Load rating
- 5 lb
- Extended length
- 50 in
- Length control
- Push-to-lock
- Cord
- Abrasion-resistant
- Carabiner
- Dual-locking swivel
- Standard
- ANSI 121-2018
Choose the Correct Fit
Keep the complete tethered tool and its attached accessories within the 5 lb rating. Use a suitable rated anchor and attachment point.
Confirm compatibility with the intended Milwaukee Quick-Connect accessory. Check the required working distance and the path of a dropped tool.
Installation & Care
Inspect the cord, retractor, lock and carabiner before use. Connect fully, verify the gate is locked and set the required working length.
Remove the lanyard from service after damage or a drop event as directed by its instructions. Keep the cord clear of sharp edges and moving equipment.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help selecting a tether? Tell Willy what you need to retain, its complete loaded weight and the proposed anchor point.
Important Product Questions
What is the maximum tethered load?
The lanyard is rated for 5 lb. Include the tool and anything attached to it; do not exceed the rating of any component in the tether system.
Can I lock the cord partway out?
Yes. The push-to-lock design holds the cord at the chosen length within its 50 in working range.
Is this for personal fall arrest?
No. This is a tool-retention lanyard. It is not a body-support or personal fall-arrest device.
