Clips and fittings
Small details that make it work.
The right fitting makes your lanyard easier to use. Explore hooks, rings, device loops, release components and finishing options to suit the way your badge or pass will be carried.
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Clips and hooksFind the finishing touch that suits the way your lanyard will be used. Choose an attachment…
14 styles
Split rings and device loopsRing fittings for keys and compatible items, plus loops and connectors for device attachment points.
4 styles
Safety breaksA safety break is designed to separate when sufficient pulling force acts on the lanyard. Depending…
2 styles
Detachable bucklesA detachable buckle lets you remove the lower clip, keys or pass while leaving the neck…
3 styles
Strap finishesAssembly choices for where the strap ends meet. Only finishes compatible with your chosen construction are…
5 styles
Other fittingsReels built into or clipped onto the lanyard, and extras such as bottle openers for hospitality…
3 styles
31 styles to choose from
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Trigger clip
A metal fitting for everyday attachment.
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Thumb trigger clip
Open the hook using its thumb-operated trigger.
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Dog clip
A slim, lightweight traditional metal clip.
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Crocodile clip
A lightweight metal clip; check the pictured fitting.
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Keyring attachment
A ring fitting for keys or compatible items.
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Split ring
Thread compatible items onto the split ring.
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Lobster clip
A heavier metal clip with a distinctive profile.
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Metal lobster hook
Compare the available fitting sizes and profiles.
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G clip
A sprung-trigger fitting with a G-shaped profile.
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- Fitting Metal oval hook An oval-shaped alternative attachment. View details
- Fitting Metal swivel hook A metal hook with a swivelling connection. View details
- Fitting Wide metal alloy hook A wider hook option; check holder compatibility. View details
- Fitting Carabiner hook A carabiner-style attachment for compatible items. View details
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Plastic clip
Check this thicker fitting against your holder.
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Plastic trigger clip
A plastic alternative with a trigger opening.
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- Fitting Plastic swivel clip A plastic fitting with a swivelling connection. View details
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String clip
A detachable connector with a nylon device loop.
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Phone and USB loop
A small loop for compatible device attachment points.
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Stitched-in badge reel
A reel incorporated into the lanyard assembly.
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Detachable badge reel
A retractable attachment that can be removed.
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- Fitting Bottle opener Add an opener for hospitality or event use. View details
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Safety break
Single safety break
One breakaway connector in the specified position.
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Safety break
Additional safety breaks
Additional release points; choose the confirmed product configuration.
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Detachable buckle
Plastic detachable buckle
Plastic lower release-buckle construction.
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- Detachable buckle Half-metal detachable buckle Mixed metal and plastic lower release-buckle construction. View details
- Detachable buckle Metal detachable buckle Metal lower release-buckle construction. View details
- Strap finish Stitched strap finish A stitched join at the strap end. View details
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Strap finish
Crimped strap finish
A metal crimp or ferrule finishes the joined strap.
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- Strap finish Metal stud finish A visible metal-stud finish. View details
- Strap finish Plastic bead finish A plastic bead at the strap junction. View details
- Strap finish Metal bead finish A metal bead at the strap junction. View details
Safety break or detachable buckle?
A safety break is designed to separate when the strap is pulled with sufficient force. A detachable buckle lets you remove the lower clip, keys or pass by hand. They do different jobs, and a buckle does not replace a safety break.