VIVO
VIVO Magnetic Tool Storage 33 lbs 17.3 x 6.3 x 3.5
Magnetic steel rack holds four cordless drills and nine screwdrivers on any metal surface 1mm thick or more
- Holds up to 33 lbs on 2.5 mm steel
- No-drill magnetic mount installs in seconds on 1 mm metal
- Two rubber-coated magnets prevent scratches and vibration
- Stores four drills and nine screwdrivers in one rack
- Heavy-duty iron frame built for daily garage use
Magnetic tool storage for garage or workshop
The VIVO magnetic rack mounts on any flat steel surface at least 1mm thick and holds up to four cordless drills and nine screwdrivers. No drilling or permanent hardware is required for installation. The iron frame with rubber-coated magnets protects the mounting surface from scratches while keeping essential tools within reach.
Weight capacity depends on steel thickness
On 1mm steel the rack supports 17.6 lbs; on 2.5mm or thicker steel it supports up to 33 lbs. The unit itself weighs 2.7 lbs and measures 17.3 x 6.3 x 3.5 inches overall. Two strong rubber-coated magnets provide an anti-slip grip that resists vibration during daily use.
Nine screwdriver holes sized for common shanks
Hole diameters are .42, .38, .35, .31, .27, .23, .19, .15 and .11 inches to fit a range of driver sizes. The unit also includes slots measuring 1.7 x 6.4 inches for larger tools such as impact drivers or reciprocating saws. Buyers who need storage for tools with shanks larger than .42 inches will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Holds up to 33 lbs on 2.5 mm steel
- No-drill magnetic mount installs in seconds on 1 mm metal
- Two rubber-coated magnets prevent scratches and vibration
- Stores four drills and nine screwdrivers in one rack
- Heavy-duty iron frame built for daily garage use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I decide whether the 17.6 lb or 33 lb capacity applies to my cabinet?
The 17.6 lb rating applies when the steel surface is 1 mm thick; the 33 lb rating requires a surface of 2.5 mm or thicker.
What does the 33 lb figure mean when I load the rack with drills and drivers?
It is the maximum combined weight the two rubber-coated magnets can hold on steel at least 2.5 mm thick without slipping.
What mounting standard does the magnetic base use and what limits it?
It requires any flat ferrous surface at least 1 mm thick; holding power scales with steel thickness up to 33 lbs at 2.5 mm+.
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