Tool Belts
Tool Belts are worn around the waist with pockets and holders that keep small hand tools within reach during installation and maintenance work. Unlike tool bags they are worn on the body, and they provide no fall-arrest or work-positioning capability; choose by trade, belt material (leather or composite fabric), number and repositionability of pockets, and adjustability and comfort over long shifts.
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Tool belts are carrying products worn around the waist, equipped with pockets or holders for carrying small hand tools close to the user during work. Models differ in the belt material itself; the belt may be made of leather, composite fabric or other materials depending on the model, and a single material should not be assumed across the category. Models vary in pocket design, compartment count and distribution, and in pocket attachment to the belt (fixed or repositionable along the belt). Waist fastening systems vary between metal buckles, hook-and-loop fasteners and adjustable belts, and a single fastening system should not be assumed across the category. A clear distinction must be maintained between tool belts and fall-protection belts: a tool belt is designed only to carry small tools and provides no fall-arrest or work-positioning capability, and must never be used as a substitute for certified fall-protection equipment. A tool belt is likewise not a work-positioning belt. Safety belts, fall-protection equipment and fabric tool bags are excluded from this category. Industrial buyers select tool belt models based on trade type, belt material, pocket count, adjustability and user comfort during long shifts.
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Tool belts are carrying products worn around the waist, equipped with pockets or holders for carrying small hand tools close to the user during work. Models differ in the belt material itself; the belt may be made of leather, composite fabric or other materials depending on the model, and a single material should not be assumed across the category. Models vary in pocket design, compartment count and distribution, and in pocket attachment to the belt (fixed or repositionable along the belt). Waist fastening systems vary between metal buckles, hook-and-loop fasteners and adjustable belts, and a single fastening system should not be assumed across the category. A clear distinction must be maintained between tool belts and fall-protection belts: a tool belt is designed only to carry small tools and provides no fall-arrest or work-positioning capability, and must never be used as a substitute for certified fall-protection equipment. A tool belt is likewise not a work-positioning belt. Safety belts, fall-protection equipment and fabric tool bags are excluded from this category. Industrial buyers select tool belt models based on trade type, belt material, pocket count, adjustability and user comfort during long shifts.
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