Kinedyne introduces E-Hook wall-mounted freight storage solution

Kinedyne introduces E-Hook wall-mounted freight storage solution

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Kinedyne LLC has introduced The E-Hook brand wall-mounted, freight loading storage solution, which the company says addresses the problem of safely and securely stowing long and unwieldy cargo and keeping it off the floor.

The E-Hook mounts securely to any vertically installed A-Track, E-Track or logistic post system. Users insert The E-Hook’s brackets into the track slots and slide them down until they are securely seated. The product has a working load limit of 300 lbs. Multiple hooks can be mounted to accommodate longer cargo and The E-Hook can be installed at different heights along a wall to support freight with contoured shapes.

The device is also designed with an eye-loop at its outer end, enabling cargo securement products to be hooked in for additional cargo stability and security. The E-Hook is made of clear zinc-plated steel with a slip-resistant coating of orange vinyl in its cradle area.

“The E-Hook is a practical solution to an age-old problem,” Paul Wolford, vice president of sales and marketing for Kinedyne LLC, said. “Truckload and LTL carriers alike will immediately see the logic and ask themselves why they didn’t think of it first.”

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