KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CF515PF Inside Blue Steel Cove tool storage
Blue steel cove stores tools inside a compact 6×4×3 inch radius profile
- Blue steel resists corrosion for long tool life
- Cove profile reaches tight corners with ease
- 6 x 4 x 3 inch size fits standard storage
- 1 inch radius creates smooth finished edges
- Orders over 75 ship free from manufacturer
Inside Blue Steel Cove Storage
The KRAFT TOOL CF515PF provides a compact cavity for organising small workshop items. Its inside dimensions measure 6" x 4" x 3" with a 1" radius corner. The unit suits technicians needing dedicated pockets for fasteners or bits.
Steel Construction and Mounting
Built from blue steel, the cove resists daily impact and corrosion in garage environments. The formed radius allows debris to clear easily during wipe-downs. The profile fits into prepared recesses or bolts to benches for permanent placement.
1 Inch Radius Corner Specification
The 1" radius defines the internal corner geometry and dictates which objects sit fully flush. Buyers needing square-cornered compartments or larger volume cavities should consider alternative storage formats.
Highlights
- Blue steel resists corrosion for long tool life
- Cove profile reaches tight corners with ease
- 6 x 4 x 3 inch size fits standard storage
- 1 inch radius creates smooth finished edges
- Orders over 75 ship free from manufacturer
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the internal dimensions of the KRAFT TOOL CF515PF Inside Blue Steel Cove?
The internal cavity measures six inches by four inches by three inches with a one-inch radius corner, giving a compact rectangular pocket for small hand tools or fasteners.
What mounting hardware or surface preparation does the CF515PF require?
The unit has no pre-drilled holes or brackets; it sits on a shelf, bolts to a wall through user-drilled holes, or adheres with construction adhesive on clean, flat metal or wood.
How is the CF515PF installed and what common step is missed?
Position the cove, mark and drill pilot holes if wall-mounting, then fasten; the step often skipped is deburring the drilled edges so the blue steel finish is not scratched during mounting.
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