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Beckson Manufacturing: Safety Utility Hook

Pushing, pulling and reaching made easy with handy tool

Beckson Manufacturing: Safety Utility Hook
By Beckson Manufacturing 
January 10, 2014

For safer, easier moving of boxes, bins and other loads in hard-to-reach areas, the safety utility hook by Beckson eases repetitive strain for workers.

The simple device comes in six lengths—from 3- to 8-feet long in 1-foot increments. The shorter models are ideal for pushing and pulling trays and bins in light transport trucks. Longer versions provide more reaching capacity for use in storage facilities and stockrooms. Their use protects workers from the risks associated with climbing on stools or ladders, and from back stress due to constant bending.

The tool includes a hook made of lightweight aluminum tubing that is sheathed in high strength, non-conductive plastic, and an ergonomic finger grip for comfort.

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