TrippNT Magnetic Mount Triple Lab Hook | 3-Position ABS Hook for Fume Hoods & Shared Workstations 50086

Technical Narrative

The TrippNT 50086 Magnetic Mount Triple Lab Hook completes the 50034/50084/50086 magnetic hook family with three independent 10 lb-rated positions in a single magnetic backing — the highest-capacity configuration in the TrippNT hook line and the correct specification for high-traffic shared workstations, multi-user fume hood bays, and procedure rooms where three simultaneous hang points serve different users or supply categories from a single wall location. At 11⅝″ wide, the triple mount delivers 30 lb of total rated capacity in a footprint that still fits within the side panel of a standard fume hood without interfering with sash travel or adjacent equipment.

Constructed from 3⁄16″ white ABS with an integrated magnetic backing, the 50086 snaps to any ferrous metal surface in under two seconds and repositions without tools, residue, or surface damage. The three-hook layout eliminates the need to install two or three separate single-hook units to cover the same positions, reducing surface contact points and simplifying decontamination. All three hooks share the same magnetic footprint and the same USA-made ABS construction as the 50034 single and 50084 double, making the 50086 the natural top-end unit in a scalable single-supplier hook program: one hook per tight-clearance panel, two hooks per standard workstation, three hooks per shared or high-volume station. At 0.67 lb and 11⅝ × 6¾ × 2⅛″ (W × H × D), the 50086 ships fully assembled with a 100% Lifetime Guarantee.

Technical Specifications

Laboratory and Clinical Applications

The TrippNT 50086 is specified for high-capacity shared-workstation hook programs across clinical and research environments, including multi-user fume hood bays requiring three separate hook positions per panel, shared hospital procedure cart side rails serving rotating staff, BSL-2 shared biosafety cabinet exterior positions for multi-item hang management, emergency department procedure rooms where three supply categories require simultaneous access, ambulatory surgery center (ASC) shared preparation areas, dental operatory multi-use hook positions, veterinary clinic surgical suite shared hang points, cleanroom gowning anteroom shared PPE positions, industrial QC workstation multi-item tool hang rails, and any facility deploying a scalable single/double/triple hook program requiring the highest hook count per magnetic footprint.

Product Documentation

• Sales Sheet — TrippNT 50086 Magnetic Mount Triple Lab Hook (PDF)

Made in the U.S.A. & Lifetime Guarantee

Proudly manufactured in the United States by TrippNT. This lab hook is backed by a 100% Lifetime Guarantee, ensuring it is a permanent asset for your laboratory. Institutional pricing and bulk discounts are available for universities, hospital systems, and government agencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should the 50086 triple hook be specified instead of multiple 50034 single hooks or one 50084 double hook?

The 50086 is the correct specification when three simultaneous hang points are needed from a single magnetic contact area. Three separate 50034 single hooks would require three independent magnetic contact points, creating more surface claims on the fume hood panel or cart side and more individual units to manage and wipe down. The 50086 delivers the same three hook positions in a single unit, simplifying inventory, decontamination, and visual standardization. If two positions are sufficient, the 50084 double is more space-efficient; if one is sufficient, the 50034 single minimizes panel footprint. All three are USA-made on the same Lifetime Guarantee program.

Can the 50086 triple hook be used in shared-access environments where multiple users simultaneously need different hang positions?

Yes. The three-hook spacing on the 50086 allows simultaneous use of all three positions without positional interference — a user retrieving a lab coat from one hook does not physically block access to the adjacent cord or tubing hook. This independent-access design is particularly valuable in multi-shift or multi-user shared workstations. For facilities standardizing hook placement across shared fume hood bays, the 50086 can be deployed at shared stations while 50034 singles or 50084 doubles cover individual-user panels within the same program.