Safety

The force sustained when striking an object can cause life altering injuries to a worker’s hands if placed in the impact area. The HoldIt™ extends a worker’s reach, keeping hands and fingers at a safe distance while securing a striking wrench, large diameter pin or other object. FEATURES: New lighter weight, more ergonomic handle New impact-resistant rubber end cap securely holds object in place   TUBE LENGTH: 12" LOOP RANGE: 0.75" – 4.00" PART WEIGHT: 1.2 lbs. PART DIMENSIONS: 20" X 4" X 4" HANDLE DESIGN Cam buckle trigger mechanism allows for quick adjustment and secure holding Ergonomic design of handle prevents slippage Integrated 4” hand guard acts as a barrier to protect hands and fingers End loop can be used as a convenient pull and wrist strap HEAD DESIGN Impact-resistant rubber end cap securely holds object in place Adjustable loop to securely hold a variety of objects from 0.75” up to 6” in diameter (depending on model) Loop made from strong yet lightweight polyester webbing offering low stretch and resistance to abrasion, UV rays, and water absorption SHAFT DESIGN Available in 3 convenient lengths to fit your needs Shaft made from lightweight UHWM material that is shatterproof and impact resistant Hi-Viz Orange color for maximum visibility COMMON TASKS Hold hammer wrench when striking with hammer Hold driving pin when striking with hammer Hold a pin to catch it from falling when punched out HOW TO USE: 1. To open the holding loop, press and hold down on the cam buckle trigger and pull the holding loop away from the tube. 2. Place the holding loop around the object to hold. Tighten and cinch the holding loop around the object by securely holding the handle of the HoldIt and pulling back on the end handle loop. Keep pulling until the holding loop is securely tightened around the object. 3. Utilize the HoldIt to securely hold the object to be struck, keeping hands away from the impact area. 4. To release the object being held, press and hold down on the cam buckle trigger and pull the object or holding loop away from the tube PROPER HAND PLACEMENT: DO's: 1. Always wear proper personal protective equipment as the job requires 2. Use proper hand placement when operating tool 3. Use only for holding objects 4. Inspect the tool before each use 5. Stand with both feet firmly planted on the ground 6. Clean tool after each use and store in clean, dry environment DONT's 1. Do not use the tool if damaged 2. Do not use tool while tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication 3. Do not use the tool as a pry bar 4. Do not overreach