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Texas Inventor Designs Fire-Resistant Hard Hat Lanyard

A safety director from Horizon City, Texas, has developed a fire-resistant lanyard for hard hats to prevent the severe injuries caused by traditional plastic gear melting during electrical contact. The patent-pending design aims to replace standard equipment that often fails when linesmen encounter live wires on the job.

Texas Inventor Designs Fire-Resistant Hard Hat Lanyard

The inventor, who works for an electric company, spent years witnessing the dangers of standard lanyards catching fire or melting onto workers' necks. This new strap ensures a hard hat remains securely fastened while providing a protective barrier against high-heat incidents. The design prioritizes durability and ease of use, making it a critical upgrade for powerline workers and those in high-voltage environments.

InventHelp is currently managing the licensing and sale of the product, designated as CTK-1986. Manufacturers interested in the safety technology can contact the firm's Pittsburgh office for licensing details.

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