Tug and guide loads into position from a safe distance. These hooks give you extra reach, so your fingers and hands won’t get pinched or crushed. Lightweight enough to use overhead, they’re still durable enough to withstand drops and bumps. They’re often used on suspended loads, rigging, chains, and pipes.

T-hooks won’t scratch delicate surfaces since they’re coated in rubber. Use the bright orange rubber cap for pushing loads. The handle telescopes for extra reach and locks with a twist. The tip has a standard Acme thread, so you can remove the cap and attach a broom or magnet instead.

J-hooks have flat sides and corners, so you can push flat surfaces and hook square objects as well as round ones without them sliding out. They’re often used in steel mills and equipment repair shops. Their handle is fiberglass, so they won’t conduct electricity. It is textured for added slip resistance. To make them easy to spot from a distance, the handle is bright yellow.

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