Triton Products 54117 Single Ring Pegboard Hook 5 Pack

Product Description

The TRITON PRODUCTS 54117 is a single ring tool holder pegboard hook designed to organize and secure hand tools, cords, and other shop equipment on standard pegboard panels. Built from steel with a zinc finish, this hook features a 1.75-inch inside diameter ring, a 0.1875-inch rod thickness rated for heavy wire applications, and a 2.5-inch projection from the board face. The locking system keeps the hook seated firmly in the pegboard hole, preventing it from pulling out during daily use. Each pack contains 5 hooks and includes mounting hardware. Licensed tradespeople and shop technicians use this hook in tool rooms, service bays, and utility storage areas.

This hook mounts to standard pegboard panels using two mounting holes spaced 1.5 inches apart, accepting a peg hole diameter of 0.375 inches. It is suited for heavy-duty wire pegboard configurations in residential garages, commercial service shops, HVAC supply rooms, plumbing supply areas, and electrical panel rooms. The single ring design accommodates circular-handled tools, rope coils, extension cords, and tubing. Sold in a 5-count pack with mounting hardware included, making it practical for outfitting a full pegboard wall section in one order.

Key Features

• Single ring design with 1.75-inch inside diameter accommodates a wide range of circular-handled tools and accessories
• Steel construction with zinc finish provides corrosion resistance in shop and utility environments
• Locking system secures the hook in the pegboard hole and resists pull-out under load
• 2.5-inch projection gives clearance for bulkier tool handles and coiled materials
• Two-hole mounting with 1.5-inch hole spacing increases stability on the panel
• Pack of 5 with mounting hardware included for efficient tool room setup

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard pegboard panels accepting a 0.375-inch peg hole diameter, rated for heavy wire pegboard configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools beyond basic hand tools to secure the included mounting hardware into the pegboard panel. Power down or de-energize any nearby electrical panels before working in enclosed utility rooms. Confirm the pegboard panel is rated for the intended load before hanging heavy tools. Hooks should be inspected periodically and replaced if the locking tab or ring shows signs of deformation or wear.