Gator Magnetics MIDI 2.5 & 4-Inch Open Hooks — 25 lb Heavy-Duty Magnetic Tool Hangers (6 Pack)

Revolutionize storage on steel surfaces with Gator Magnetics MIDI Open Hooks

Gator Magnetics MIDI 2.5 and 4-Inch Open Hooks bring a flexible, heavy-duty solution to organizing tools, cords, and gear on the metal surfaces you already rely on. Built with patented magnet technology, they keep loads secure while remaining easy to reposition as your workspace evolves. No screws or adhesives are required—just strong magnetic performance that helps you reclaim cluttered spaces without drilling holes.

On thin steel surfaces, these hooks deliver impressive holding power and a smart, practical design. They’re compatible with common steel environments such as toolboxes, steel cabinets, workbenches, utility vans, lockers, and even some appliances. The system is not intended for aluminum, certain stainless steels, or surfaces with heavy textured coatings, so choosing the right surface ensures best results.

Key benefits

• Up to 25 lbs of heavy-duty holding power on suitable steel surfaces, providing a reliable anchor for tools and gear.
• Patented technology keeps the load aligned at a right angle to the floor, enhancing stability when you reach for items.
• Patented easy-release lever allows removal and repositioning in seconds, supporting flexible storage layouts.
• Install in seconds—no adhesives or screws—and move hooks as your space changes, avoiding fixed layouts.
• Designed for real tools, cords, hoses, and gear, giving you the freedom to hang where you actually work.

Real-world uses

• Garage: organize cords, reels, and frequently used hand tools along the edge of a steel cabinet or workbench.
• Workshop: keep wrenches, screwdrivers, and measuring tapes within arm’s reach for faster tasks.
• Vehicle or shed: mount hoses, cables, and small gear on metal shelves or doors for quick access.
• Shared spaces: reconfigure your layout on the fly as projects shift, without leaving permanent marks.

Note: Not compatible with aluminum, some stainless steels, or surfaces with heavy texture coatings. For best results, test a small area on new surfaces before full use.