Westward
Westward Socket Organizer 1/2 Dr Blue Magnetic
Magnetic polypropylene tray holds 14 half-drive sockets from 4 mm to 30 mm in two rows
- TypeTool Chests & Side Cabinets
- Color/FinishBlue
- Organises 1/2 inch drive sockets securely with 14 magnetic posts
- Holds metric sizes from 10 mm to 30 mm in two rows
- Magnetic back attaches firmly to steel tool chests and cabinets
- Compact 12 3/4 in width fits shallow drawers and tight workspaces
- Durable blue polypropylene resists oil, solvents and daily shop wear
1/2-Inch Drive Socket Organiser
The Westward magnetic tray holds sockets from 4 mm to 30 mm in two rows with fourteen posts. Mechanics and DIY users keep metric and imperial sizes visible on a bench or inside a drawer.
Polypropylene construction resists shop fluids
The blue tray shrugs off oil, solvent splashes and coolant without swelling or cracking. Magnetic backing clings to ferrous surfaces so the organiser stays put while sockets are removed one-handed.
Magnetic back enables vertical
Users can fix the tray to a toolbox side, lift column or wall panel without drilling. Fourteen labelled posts keep each drive size in place during transport between jobs.
Highlights
- Organises 1/2 inch drive sockets securely with 14 magnetic posts
- Holds metric sizes from 10 mm to 30 mm in two rows
- Magnetic back attaches firmly to steel tool chests and cabinets
- Compact 12 3/4 in width fits shallow drawers and tight workspaces
- Durable blue polypropylene resists oil, solvents and daily shop wear
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Tool Chests & Side Cabinets |
| Color/Finish | Blue |
Questions about this item
How do I install the magnetic back on the 12 3/4 in wide tray?
Clean the metal surface, then press the tray firmly so the full magnetic back contacts the steel; the step often missed is removing any oil film first.
What maintenance will the polypropylene tray and magnetic back need later?
Wipe the tray with a solvent‑safe cloth to stop grit buildup, and check the magnetic back annually for rust or lost pull on the 14 posts.
What limit appears first when the tray holds 14 sockets in two rows under daily shop heat?
The polypropylene can soften above 65 °C, so sustained engine‑bay heat may warp the tray before the magnetic back loses grip.
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