Frontline ACTLDR ToolGrip Webbing Tool D-Ring Anchor, 15-Pack

Description

Bulk 15-Pack15 units, one checkoutThis listing ships as a 15-pack: 15 identical ACTLDR ToolGrip Webbing Tool D-Ring Anchor units in a single order. Stock a full crew or jobsite at once. Need a different quantity? Call 863-703-4522.Frontline ToolGrip Tool Tethering

ACTLDR ToolGrip Webbing Tool D-Ring Anchor, 15-Pack

The Frontline ACTLDR gives your tether somewhere to land: a polished stainless steel D-ring on integrated polyester webbing that attaches to a work belt, body harness, or another stable, sound anchoring point that can withstand the rated loads.

At 3.9 in long and 0.06 lbs, it disappears onto the belt until needed – then carries tools up to the 22 lb maximum load on the Frontline spec sheet, under ANSI/ISEA 121-2018.

22 lbsMax Load (Spec Sheet)StainlessPolished D-Ring1.1 inPolyester Webbing3.9 inTotal Length0.06 lbsAnchor WeightBelt or HarnessMounts Anywhere Sound121-2018ANSI/ISEAToolGripSystem Component

Who Needs This Product

This product is dropped-object prevention equipment from the Frontline ToolGrip line. Crews working at height tether their tools so a slip never becomes a struck-by incident below. ToolGrip products are rated for tools only – personal fall protection is a separate system.

Features

Tether landing zone

Gives tool tethers a dedicated D-ring instead of cluttering harness hardware.

Stainless and polished

Corrosion-resistant ring that will not chew up tether hooks.

Mounts to belt or harness

Loops onto working belts, harness webbing, or other sound anchor points.

Feather weight

0.06 lbs – you will forget it is there.

22 lb spec rating

Headroom for heavier hand tools per the Frontline spec sheet.

System component

Pairs with every ToolGrip tether and lanyard.

Technical Specifications

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Tool tethering equipment only – NEVER personal fall protection. ToolGrip products are rated for tools, in the capacities on the spec sheet. Never connect any ToolGrip component to a personal fall arrest or restraint system, and never exceed the rated tool weight.

Compliance Standards

ANSI/ISEA 121-2018

American National Standard for dropped object prevention solutions – the consensus standard for tool tethering equipment.

OSHA 1926.759

Falling object protection requirements in steel erection; tethering supports compliance.

OSHA General Duty Clause

Dropped-tool struck-by incidents are routinely cited under 5(a)(1); tethering is the recognized control.

Typical Applications

Belt-side tetheringA clean anchor at the hip for everyday tools.Harness integrationAdd tool anchorage without using PPE hardware.Steel erectionAnchor the spud wrench tether.Mechanical tradesOne per belt, both sides.Inspection workLight kit, tethered.Tool roomsStandard issue with every tether.

How to Install the ACTLDR

Follow the manufacturer’s manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

1. Choose the mount. Belt, harness webbing, or another stable, sound anchor point that can take the load.
2. Loop the webbing. Attach per the Frontline manual so the D-ring presents outward.
3. Seat it. Confirm the webbing lies flat and the ring moves freely.
4. Clip the tether. Connect your tool tether to the D-ring.
5. Tug test. Verify the connection before working at height.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use. Pull the equipment from service for any of the conditions below.

• Webbing and elastic: cuts, fraying, abrasion, burns, or loss of elasticity.
• Stitching: broken, pulled, or abraded threads.
• Hardware: deformation, cracks, corrosion, or gates and locks that fail to close.
• Attachment points: loose tape bonds, worn loops, or damaged D-rings.
• Markings: labels must be present and legible.

Remove from service immediately if any inspection point fails or after the tether arrests a dropped tool with visible damage. ToolGrip products are tool tethering equipment – never use them for personal fall protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the actual load rating?The Frontline spec sheet rates the ACTLDR at a 22 lb (10 kg) maximum load. (Frontline’s product title says 4 lbs; the spec sheet is the controlling document.)Where can I mount it?On a work belt, body harness, or another stable and sound anchoring point that can withstand the rated loads, per the spec sheet.Does it interfere with fall protection?Mounted per the manual it keeps tool tethering off your PPE connection hardware – which is exactly the point. Never clip a personal lanyard to it.Is it stainless?Yes – the D-ring is polished stainless steel on polyester webbing.Is tool tethering required by OSHA?OSHA 1926.759 requires protection from falling objects in steel erection, and General Duty Clause citations for dropped tools are common. ANSI/ISEA 121-2018 is the voluntary consensus standard for dropped object prevention – tethering tools at height is rapidly becoming a site requirement on major projects.What tether should I pair it with?Any ToolGrip tether – TLS15 or TLS30 elastics, or the TLC05 coil.

Frontline ACTLDR Submittals and Documentation

ACTLDR-15PK Frontline ACTLDR Spec Sheet (PDF)Materials, dimensions, max load, and standards. ACTLDR-15PK Frontline ToolGrip User Manual (PDF)Use, limitations, inspection, and retirement for the ToolGrip tool tethering line. ACTLDR-15PK Frontline ToolGrip Quick Display Guide (PDF)Line overview of the ToolGrip tool tethering family. ACTLDR-15PK Frontline Catalog (PDF)The full Frontline Fall Protection product catalog.

Compatible and Related Products

• Frontline TLS30 Elastic Tool Tether. The 30 lb tether for heavier tools.
• Frontline ACQW12 Quick Wrap Tool Tape. Create the tool-side attachment point.
• Frontline HH05SW Swiveling Hammer Holster. Hands-free hammer carry with side D-rings.

Building a Dropped-Object Program?

Tethers, anchors, holsters, and pouches work as a system. Confirm your tool list and working heights with us and we will walk through the ToolGrip lineup so the right equipment ships together.

Call 863-703-4522 to talk to a fall protection specialist.