3/3 Tool Trays
A 3/3 tool tray covers the full width of a standard tool trolley drawer. These trays have cutouts that match specific tools. Choose from trays for spanners, sockets or screwdrivers. When ordering, check the dimensions of your drawer and the sizes of your tools. The tray is made from sturdy foam or plastic. It stops tools from sliding and keeps your workshop tidy.
Tool Tray 3/3: Bit and Bit Socket | 104 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Hammer, Pliers, Screwdriver Set | 36 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Combination Spanners and E-Type Spanners Assortment | 22 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Double Open End Spanner, Double Ring Spanner, Ratchet Wrench | 26 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Screwdriver Set | 23 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Screwdriver Set with T-Handle | internal Hexagon, T-Star (for Torx) | 18 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: T-Handle Socket Set | 9 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Pliers, Parallel Pin Punch Set, Hammer | 17 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Double Open End Spanner, Double Ring Spanner, Ratchet Wrench | adjustable | 28 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Locking Grip Pliers Set | 13 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Special Tools for Tyre Service | 18 pcs.
Tool Tray 3/3: Socket Set | 64 pcs.
3 pack sizes
1-23/3 Tool Trays Made to Fit
Which size fits your drawer?
A 3/3 tool tray fills the full width of a standard drawer. Measure the internal width of your drawer first. The tray size must match that exactly. Choose the wrong size and it will not fit or leave gaps.
Pick the right cutout pattern
The cutouts determine which tools you store. You can choose trays for socket sets, screwdrivers, hammers or pliers. Check the size of your tools, such as the hex socket of your sockets. If a socket does not fit the cutout, it will move and get damaged.
What to consider when ordering
Look at the number of pieces the tray holds. A set of 192 pieces needs more surface area than a set of 22 pieces. The tray is made of sturdy foam or plastic. This keeps your tools in place and prevents them from shifting in the drawer.
A 3/3 tool tray is part of the tool trolley equipment. If you prefer not to fill your drawer completely, look at 1/3 tool trays or 2/3 tool trays. For a smaller compartment choose 1/6 tool trays, and for large tool sets there are XL tool trays.