metallhake

Metallhake is a Swedish term that translates to "metal hook" in English. It refers to a fastening device typically made of metal, designed to securely hold or hang objects. The specific design and material of a metallhake can vary greatly depending on its intended use. Common materials include steel, iron, and aluminum, chosen for their strength and durability.

These hooks are ubiquitous in many applications. In a domestic setting, they are found in kitchens for hanging utensils, in bathrooms for towels, and in closets for coats and bags. Industrially, metallhake are essential for rigging, lifting, and securing loads in construction, manufacturing, and transportation. They can range from small, simple S-hooks to large, heavy-duty carabiners and eye bolts.

The functionality of a metallhake relies on its ability to provide a point of attachment. This is often achieved through a curved or hooked end that engages with a loop, ring, or edge of the object to be supported. Some metallhake also incorporate a locking mechanism, such as a screw gate or spring-loaded clip, to prevent accidental disengagement. The precise shape, size, and load-bearing capacity are critical factors in selecting the appropriate metallhake for any given task.