High 5™ Hooks -- Occupational Health & Safety

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High 5™ Hooks

Strengthen your current cable management and housekeeping activities with the High 5™ Hooks from Glove Guard. They are an easy method to elevate tripping hazards from walking surfaces and keeping a safe working environment. H5H™ hooks are used to effectively suspend cords, hoses, welding leads, cables, and other equipment for oil and gas, petrochemical, construction, shipyards, and other industrial environments. High 5™ Hooks are offered in 3 styles providing greater flexibility to find the right hook for the job. Multiple hook sizes and quantity of openings make cable management more effective and reduce tangles and frustration.

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