Platinum Tools JH910-100 Hammer-on Flange Hook 100pk

Product Description

The PLATINUM TOOLS JH910-100 is a hammer-on flange hook designed for securing cables, conduit, and wire bundles to structural flanges in commercial and residential installations. The hook features a 1/8 inch wire diameter and a 1/4 inch opening, allowing it to snap firmly onto metal flanges without the need for drilling or additional fasteners. This box contains 100 individual hooks, making it a practical buy for contractors and electricians stocking up for larger runs. Installation requires no special tooling beyond a hammer, keeping workflow fast on busy job sites.

Hammer-on flange hooks like the JH910-100 are commonly used in electrical, low-voltage, and data cabling applications where cables must be routed along I-beams, purlins, or other structural steel members. They are a standard choice for electricians and low-voltage technicians running cable trays, security cabling, or communications wire through commercial framing. The 100-piece box quantity suits multi-drop cable runs and larger commercial projects where consistent mounting hardware is needed throughout.

Key Features

• Hammer-on installation attaches directly to structural flanges without drilling
• 1/8 inch wire diameter for secure grip on flange edge
• 1/4 inch hook opening accommodates standard cable and conduit routing
• Box of 100 units supports large cable runs and bulk stocking
• Compatible with standard structural steel flange thicknesses common in commercial framing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting accessory for use on structural steel flanges in commercial and residential electrical, low-voltage, and data cabling applications.

Installation Notes

Hammer-on flange hooks are typically installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage technicians. Power down or de-energize any circuits in the work area before routing and securing cables. Position the hook over the flange edge and seat it firmly with a hammer. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for cable support spacing and load ratings when planning hook placement.