Ceiling hook for hanging polythene, polyhanger no 3

SACPH3 polyhanger no 3 ceiling hook for polythene

The SACPH3 ceiling hook, also known as polyhanger no 3, is used to hang polythene from suspended ceiling rails during containment, decontamination or renovation work. It helps install temporary barriers, dust curtains and protective sheeting without relying only on adhesive tape. Supplier code: DPEEPH3.

This ceiling hook consists of two devices: one part hooks onto the ceiling rail and the other helps support the polythene or containment sheeting. It is practical for creating connection tunnels, separating a work area or holding sheeting in place during dusty work.

Features of the polyhanger no 3 ceiling hook

This hanging hook is intended for crews that need to quickly set up light containment on suspended ceilings.

• Product code: SACPH3.
• Supplier code: DPEEPH3.
• Type: ceiling hook for hanging polythene.
• Use: holding sheeting, dust curtains and temporary containment barriers.
• Intended support: suspended ceiling rails.
• Sold individually.
• Category: asbestos decontamination.

Applications for temporary containment hooks

The SACPH3 hook is suited to jobsites where polythene must be hung to isolate a work area, limit dust movement or organize a temporary passage. It can be used in decontamination, renovation, construction work, connection tunnels and protective curtain setups.

Installation, inspection and limits of SACPH3 hooks

Install the hook only on a compatible rail and check stability before hanging the polythene. Inspect the hook before use and replace it if it is cracked, deformed, worn or contaminated. This product is for holding lightweight protective sheeting; it is not intended for lifting, heavy load support or personal protection.

FAQ about the SACPH3 ceiling hook

What is this ceiling hook used for?

It is used to hang polythene or containment sheeting from suspended ceiling rails.

What is the supplier code?

The indicated supplier code is DPEEPH3.

Can it help set up temporary containment?

Yes. It is designed to help support polythene in barriers, connection tunnels and dust curtains.

Is it sold with polyethylene sheeting?

No. The hook is a separate product page; containment sheeting must be selected separately according to the need.

Can it support a heavy load?

No. It is for holding light sheeting and must not be used for lifting or supporting heavy loads.

Suggestions to complete a containment setup

To build a containment area, the tarp (SACCT2) creates a polyethylene barrier, the tape (SATR2) helps seal joints, the zipper (SACCZ) creates an entrance, and the supports (SAHC4PL) help set up a temporary wall.

To complete the jobsite, the sign (EAMIANTE) identifies a regulated area, the bags (SAC3350) are used for asbestos waste, the sprayer (SACC2) helps wet materials or apply compatible products, and the coveralls (V51) protect work clothing.

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