Upgrade your next lanyard, key fob, or strap project with the 3/4 Lanyard Swivel Hook with Split Ring from Country Brook Design. Designed to connect keys, badges, and small accessories to 3/4-inch webbing or straps, this hardware combo delivers a clean, professional finish and smooth everyday use. Whether you craft for fun, sell handmade goods, or outfit a team with ID lanyards, you get a dependable piece that makes assembly quick and helps your results look store-bought. Country Brook Design backs every order with careful quality checks and a friendly support team ready to help you choose the right hardware for your build.
Discover the details that make each hook easy to work with. A 3/4-inch (0.75 in) square loop fits standard 3/4-inch lanyard webbing, as well as fabric, leather, ribbon, and flat straps. Made from durable zinc alloy with bright, shiny nickel plating, the hook offers a polished silver tone and resists rust and corrosion during normal use. A full 360-degree swivel lets attached keys and badges turn freely, so your strap stays flat, and tangles are kept to a minimum. The spring-loaded gate opens with light thumb pressure and snaps closed on its own for quick clip-on, clip-off access. Each hook comes paired with a metal split ring, giving you an easy way to hold multiple keys, keychains, slot-punched badge holders, or small tools alongside the main snap.
Explore the many ways to put this versatile hook to work. Crafters use it to build custom neck lanyards, wristlets, purse and bag straps, key fobs, and lightweight pet leashes. Businesses, schools, and event organizers rely on it for ID badge lanyards that hold up to daily wear. To attach, fold your webbing through the square loop and sew, rivet, or clamp the end in place for a firm hold. Keep in mind that this hardware is designed for light, everyday loads only. It is not suitable for climbing, rescue, or any life-supporting or critical load-bearing use. Do not exceed 25% of the hardware's tensile strength, and inspect the gate, swivel, and split ring regularly for signs of wear. When using it on pet gear, always supervise your pet and avoid use with strong pullers or as a sole restraint.
