Steelman
Steelman 41810 Non-Marring Magnetic Parts Tray with 6 Tool Holders
Magnetic steel tray holds 7 lb of parts and six screwdrivers on any ferrous surface with rubber-coated magnets
- Magnetic base secures tray to metal surfaces
- Rubber-coated magnets prevent scratches on attached surfaces
- Holds up to 7 pounds of tools and parts
- Six precision screwdriver holes keep drivers organised
- 20-gauge steel construction provides lasting durability
What it is and who it serves
The Steelman 41810 is a magnetic steel tray designed to hold up to 7 pounds of small parts, fasteners and accessories on any ferromagnetic surface. It suits mechanics, technicians and hobbyists who need a portable, non-marring organiser that keeps components visible and within reach during assembly or repair work.
Check before ordering
Verify that the intended mounting surface is ferromagnetic so the four rear magnets can grip securely. The rubber coating on the magnet faces protects paint and finishes, but the tray will not adhere to aluminium, stainless steel or non-metallic benches. Ensure the 12-inch by 4.5-inch footprint fits the available space on your lift, cart or toolbox side.
Build quality and daily use
Constructed from 20 gauge steel with a protective rubber coating on all contact points, the tray resists dents and prevents surface scratches. Two side flaps each provide three holes that accommodate up to six screwdrivers, picks or punches, keeping frequently used tools upright and organised. The open 1.25-inch deep compartment allows quick visual identification of contents while the magnetic base stays firm during vibration.
Highlights
- Magnetic base secures tray to metal surfaces
- Rubber-coated magnets prevent scratches on attached surfaces
- Holds up to 7 pounds of tools and parts
- Six precision screwdriver holes keep drivers organised
- 20-gauge steel construction provides lasting durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the Steelman 41810 tray include and what must I add?
The tray ships as a single unit with four integrated magnets, a rubber-coated back, two side flaps each drilled with three holes for up to six screwdrivers or picks, and a 12-inch by 4.5-inch by 1.25-inch steel compartment ready to hold small parts up to seven pounds.
How do I decide between the listed versions of this tray?
The product is offered as a single Steelman 41810 model with no alternative sizes, capacities or finishes to choose from.
What does the 12-inch width mean when the tray is mounted on a lift or toolbox?
The 12-inch wide compartment spans the full face of the tray, giving a continuous magnetic shelf that can hold a row of sockets, fasteners or a handful of precision drivers within easy reach while you work.
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