Triton Products 72318 Double Arm Pegboard Hook 10-pack

Product Description

The TRITON PRODUCTS 72318 is a double arm pegboard hook designed for heavy-duty wire organization in tool storage and shop environments. Built from steel with a zinc finish, this hook mounts to standard pegboard with a single mounting hole and includes mounting hardware. The rod measures 0.25 inches in diameter and the base length is 2.25 inches, providing a 3.25-inch projection from the board face. An 80-degree bend keeps items seated securely on the hook. Licensed tradespeople and shop operators use these hooks to organize tools, cords, and hardware on pegboard wall panels. Sold in a pack of 10.

This hook is suited for residential workshops, commercial service bays, and retail tool storage displays. The double arm design supports heavier items than single arm hooks, making it appropriate for hand tools, extension cords, and similar shop inventory. The locking system helps prevent hooks from pulling free during regular use. Pegboard hole spacing of 1.0 inch is a common standard dimension, and these hooks are intended for pegboard panels drilled to accept a 0.25-inch peg hole diameter.

Key Features

• Double arm design rated for heavy wire loads
• Steel construction with zinc finish for corrosion resistance in shop environments
• 3.25-inch projection provides clearance for bulkier tools and coiled cords
• 80-degree bend angle keeps stored items from slipping off
• Integrated locking system secures hook to pegboard panel
• Includes mounting hardware; fits 0.25-inch pegboard peg holes on 1.0-inch spacing
• Sold as a pack of 10 hooks

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard pegboard panels drilled to a 0.25-inch peg hole diameter on 1.0-inch hole spacing, which is the most common pegboard standard in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools beyond inserting the hook into the pegboard hole and engaging the locking tab to prevent pull-out. Ensure the pegboard panel is properly backed or braced before loading hooks with heavy tools. Do not exceed the load capacity of the pegboard panel itself, as the panel backing determines the overall system load limit, not the hook alone. These hooks are typically installed by the end user without requiring licensed trade work.