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Magnetic hooks are distributed around site, and are designed to hold loose cables above head height. They do not require installation and so are easy to adjust or move around.

Using these hooks allows the workforce to be free of any risk of tripping on a trailing lead, with little set-up time, keeping the workforce safer.

On many other sites, cables are fed through permanent holes or fixtures which take time to install. This solution is much more time and cost effective and due to the ease of use encourages workers to use the hooks more often.

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Published 6 November 2023
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