Hollaender 70-7 External Coupling Aluminum 1.25 in storage shed
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Kennedy Manufacturing
Organises tools on a pegboard with a positive-lock steel hook that stays fixed when items are removed
The Kennedy Manufacturing 99828 hook mounts on standard toolboard panels to hold tools vertically. Its positive-lock system prevents the holder from disengaging when items are removed. The silver zinc-plated steel construction provides corrosion resistance for workshop or garage storage. Supplied as a single unit for flexible organisation.
This mechanism secures the hook firmly anywhere on the panel so it stays in place during tool removal. Buyers who need a hook that releases quickly without tools should look elsewhere. The design suits fixed layouts where accidental unhooking must be avoided. No mounting hardware is included with the pack.
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The positive-lock system keeps the hook secured to the toolboard panel so it does not disengage when tools are removed.
The hook uses a positive-lock system that secures it anywhere on the panel and prevents disengagement during tool removal.
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