Powerbuilt
Powerbuilt Magnetic Parts Tray 648357
A rectangular stainless-steel tray with dual rubber-capped magnets keeps nuts, bolts and small parts secure on any steel surface, even upside down
- Dual magnets secure the tray to any steel surface, even upside down
- Rubber-capped magnets protect painted finishes from scratches
- 5-1/2" x 9-1/2" rectangular tray holds plenty of nuts and bolts
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion for long shop life
- Ideal for garage work, furniture assembly, crafts and more
Magnetic Parts Tray 648357
The Powerbuilt magnetic parts tray uses dual rubber-capped magnets to secure nuts, bolts and small fasteners to any steel surface, even when mounted upside down. Its generous stainless steel tray resists corrosion and keeps hardware visible during repairs or assembly. The rectangular tray measures 5-1/2 by 9-1/2 inches.
Mechanics, DIYers and hobbyists
Technicians who need a portable catch-all for fasteners during automotive, furniture or craft work will appreciate the strong magnetic hold and scratch-free caps. Workers who require a non-magnetic tray for aluminium or plastic components, or a deeper dish for larger parts, should consider a different style.
Dual magnets with rubber caps
The two integrated magnets clamp the tray firmly to ferrous surfaces while the rubber caps protect painted finishes from scratches. This magnetic attachment method is the single feature that determines whether the tray suits your workspace and surface material.
Highlights
- Dual magnets secure the tray to any steel surface, even upside down
- Rubber-capped magnets protect painted finishes from scratches
- 5-1/2" x 9-1/2" rectangular tray holds plenty of nuts and bolts
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion for long shop life
- Ideal for garage work, furniture assembly, crafts and more
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I position the 648357 tray so the dual magnets hold it securely upside down?
Press the tray against any steel surface; the rubber-capped magnets grip without scratching paint, even when inverted.
Will the stainless steel tray need any treatment to keep resisting corrosion?
No — the stainless construction resists corrosion on its own, so no coatings or oils are required.
At what point does the magnetic grip give way if the tray is overloaded?
The dual magnets release once the weight of parts exceeds their holding force on the steel surface.
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