Lanyard Extralink EX.2589 50 mm with carabiner — Extralink EX.2589

Extralink EX.2589 is a 50 mm wide lanyard with an integrated carabiner designed for carrying ID cards, keys or small tools. The wide strap provides a stable surface for comfortable wear and reliable weight distribution, while the metal carabiner allows fast and secure attachment to badge holders, key rings or small accessories. The lanyard is intended for daily use in offices, conferences, event venues and service environments where quick access and reliable fastening are required.

Advantages

The 50 mm width reduces neck pressure and keeps attached items close to the body for convenience and safety. The built-in carabiner provides quick one-handed operation and a secure metal connection that resists accidental opening. A simple, durable construction ensures low maintenance and long service life under normal everyday conditions. The design is neutral and functional, enabling compatibility with a wide range of badge holders and small tools.

Suitable for

• Carrying ID cards and badge holders
• Keeping keys accessible during work shifts
• Holding small tools or utility accessories
• Use at conferences, trade shows and events
• Facility, security and service staff daily wear

Key specifications

• Strap width: 50 mm
• Attachment type: integrated metal carabiner
• Primary use: carrying ID, keys, small tools
• Construction: single-strip lanyard with fixed connector
• Wear style: around neck

How to use

Slide the strap over the head and position the lanyard so the attached items rest comfortably at chest level. Attach an ID card, key ring or small tool to the carabiner and ensure the connector is fully closed before moving. To detach, open the carabiner gate and remove the accessory; to reattach, clip the accessory back into the carabiner until it locks. Inspect the connection periodically and avoid exposing the lanyard to sharp edges or extreme mechanical stress.

Usage recommendations

For safe daily use, keep the carabiner free of dirt and debris and avoid overloading the lanyard beyond typical ID and small-tool weights. For environments with heightened safety requirements, combine the lanyard with breakaway safety features or secondary retention where necessary.