Workshop storage magazine allit 465620, 36 compartments, L 300 mm × B 140 mm × H 565 mm

allit workshop storage magazine model 465620 is a vertical storage module with 36 compartments and external dimensions 300 mm × 140 mm × 565 mm. It is designed to organise small parts, fasteners and hand tools in workshops, garages and service areas. The compact, segmented design allows clear separation of inventory and easy visual access to contents, making it suitable for placement on workbenches, shelves or inside service vehicles.

Advantages

The storage magazine offers a high compartment count in a narrow footprint for efficient use of vertical space. Durable polymer construction resists common workshop stresses and makes the unit lightweight for repositioning. Transparent or semi-transparent compartment fronts enable quick identification of stored items without opening, while the modular layout supports grouping by type, size or task. The unit’s dimensions make it compatible with standard shelving and bench-top arrangements.

Suitable for

• Organising screws, nuts, bolts and washers
• Sorting small electrical components and connectors
• Storing drill bits, small hand tools and replacement parts
• Use in garages, workshops, service vans and maintenance rooms

Key specifications

• Number of compartments: 36
• External dimensions (L × W × H): 300 mm × 140 mm × 565 mm
• Orientation: vertical storage module
• Material: durable polymer/plastic construction suitable for workshop conditions
• Compartment access: individual segmented compartments with visible fronts for quick identification

How to use

Place the storage magazine on a stable shelf, bench or inside a vehicle storage area oriented vertically. Sort items by type or size and assign them to individual compartments to maintain order and speed up retrieval. For best access, position frequently used parts in the middle rows and reserve top or bottom compartments for less-used items. Periodically check and refill compartments to keep inventories up to date and reduce downtime when searching for parts.

Recommendations

Use labels or colour-coded markers on compartment fronts to speed identification. Avoid storing heavy oil-soaked items that could degrade the polymer over time; keep sharp or very heavy parts in dedicated bins rated for higher loads. For mobile environments, secure the unit to shelving or vehicle walls to prevent tipping during transport.