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Terminal Tackle Graduated Sort Tray
A 126 x 80 x 16 mm drop-in tray for terminal fishing tackle. It has six graduated round wells (12–22 mm, each with a 2.5 mm drain hole) for split shot and sinkers, four 26.8 x 20 mm cells for swivels and snaps, and a long hook lane with a 19-slot comb (1.6 mm slots at 6 mm pitch) that holds hooks upright by the shank so they don't tangle. It is a standalone tray, so it works as a bench caddy or loose in any utility box with a compartment at least 127 x 81 mm.
M5 Bolt-Pivot Fan-Out Sort Tray Tier
A four-cell parts tray (126 x 64 x 22 mm) with a 20 mm pivot boss bored to 5.5 mm. Stack several on one M5 bolt and they fan out sideways like a tackle-box tower, so the cells you aren't using swing back out of the way. Each boss is 24 mm tall, which leaves a 2 mm gap between tray tiers. The whole stack bolts through to a bench or under a shelf, and you set the swing friction by how tight you run the M5 nut.
5 mm And 3 mm LED Colour Sort Block
A 118 x 72 mm bench block with six colour lanes. Each lane has eight 5.4 mm wells for 5 mm (T-1¾) LEDs and eight 3.4 mm wells for 3 mm LEDs. You drop each LED in dome-first: the rim (about 5.8 mm and 3.9 mm) catches on the top face, so the legs stand up ready to grab, sorted by colour instead of tangled in a bag. At one end, a raised slot holds a CR2032 (20 x 3.2 mm) on edge with 6 mm sticking out, so you can pinch the LED legs across the cell for a quick colour and polarity check before soldering.
Air Fitting And Hose Coupler Sort Block
A 148 x 118 mm tray with 11 thread-down cups for loose brass fittings. There are four 15 mm cups for 1/4" NPT plugs and couplers (thread OD 13.7 mm), four 18.5 mm cups for 3/8" NPT (17.1 mm) and three 28 mm cups for 3/4" garden-hose GHT fittings (about 26.5 mm). The bores are oversize so slightly different brands still fit. Each fitting stands on its threads with the hex body sitting on a chamfered rim, so the drawer full of mixed couplers becomes one tray you can read at a glance.
Tile Spacer And Leveling Clip Sort Caddy
A 160 x 100 x 25 mm caddy for tiling supplies. It has four 37 x 55 mm lanes for cross spacers and two back wells for leveling clips and wedges. Each lane has a check notch cut into the front wall (1.6, 3.2, 4.8 and 6.4 mm, about 1/16 to 1/4 in), so you can test a loose spacer and drop it in the right lane. That keeps spacers and clips from piling up loose in a drawer between jobs.
Seven-Size Wire Ferrule Scoop Tray
A 160 x 80 x 16 mm bench tray with seven 20.7 x 46 mm wells for bootlace ferrules from 0.5 to 6 mm² (0.5/0.75/1/1.5/2.5/4/6). Each well has a 45° scoop ramp at the front so you can slide out a single ferrule, and 1 to 7 notches in the front lip mark the size. A 150 x 25.6 mm trough at the back holds the crimper or flush cutters, so loose ferrule bags don't end up spread across the desk.
P-Clamp Eight-Spindle Sort Board
A 150 x 100 mm tray with eight 4 mm spindles that hold loose rubber-lined P-clamps by their screw eyes: the back row takes 16, 19, 22 and 25 mm clamps and the front row takes 6, 8, 10 and 13 mm. The back wall has eight U-notches cut to the same sizes. Drop a fuel line, coolant hose or harness into the notches to find its diameter, then take the matching clamp straight off its spindle.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Disc Magnet Four-Lane Slide-Off Rack
A 110 x 70 x 9 mm bench rack with four 95 mm troughs (6.5, 8.5, 10.5 and 12.5 mm wide, 6 mm deep) that hold neodymium disc magnets up to 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm diameter in sorted face-to-face stacks of roughly 30 x 3 mm discs each. The open end of every lane spills onto a 10 mm slide-off deck at trough-floor level: push the stack forward, then shove the end disc sideways off the stack instead of prying it, which is the only easy way to separate strong magnets. The 3 mm floor is thin enough that the stacks grab a steel tool-chest top through the plastic, so the rack self-anchors.
Five-Peg Compression Spring Sort Tray
A 150 x 80 mm tray for a loose spring assortment. Five 50 mm pegs at 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 mm diameter hold compression springs stacked by inner diameter, and each peg doubles as an ID gauge: a spring goes on the largest peg it will slide over. The pegs sit in walled cells marked with 1 to 5 floor dots, and a full-width back trough holds extension and torsion springs.
M3–M10 Rivnut Graduated Sort Tray
A 152 x 76 x 22 mm tray with six cells for rivet nuts (rivnuts). The cells get wider with thread size: 16, 18, 20, 24, 28 and 32 mm, for M3, M4, M5, M6, M8 and M10. A front gauge ledge has a through-hole in front of each cell (3.4, 4.5, 5.5, 6.6, 9.0 and 11.0 mm, the ISO medium clearance sizes). Drop your install mandrel or bolt into a hole to check which cell it matches, so you never have to dump out a mixed bag and guess the thread size by eye again.
Stepped Radial Capacitor 12-Cell Sort Tray
A 150 x 105 mm tray with 12 cells in three tiers. Walls stand 22, 32 and 42 mm tall, giving pockets 20, 30 and 40 mm deep, each about 35 x 33 mm. The tall cells hold radial electrolytic caps (5x11 mm up to 13x25 mm), legs and all, which won't fit in shallow resistor trays. Every cell has a 45° scoop ramp at the front so you can slide parts out with a finger, and the vertical step faces on the two back tiers take value labels.
Grease Zerk Four-Thread Sort Tray
A 150 x 110 x 16 mm bench tray for sorting grease fittings (zerks). It has four rows of six thread-down sockets, one row per thread size: M6x1 (6.4 mm bore), 1/4-28 UNF (6.8 mm), M8x1 (8.5 mm) and M10x1 (10.5 mm). There's also a 24 mm front trough for caps and loose fittings, so a mixed coffee-can of zerks gets sorted by thread and you can pick the right one at a glance.
PVC Fitting Size-Sort Peg Tray
A 180 x 80 mm lipped bench tray with three hollow sorting pegs, one for each Schedule 40 PVC size. The pegs are 20.8, 26.2 and 32.9 mm in diameter, 0.5 mm under the 21.3, 26.7 and 33.4 mm pipe ODs for 1/2", 3/4" and 1", so couplings, tees and elbows slide on and stack by size. A fitting that drops loosely onto a peg is that size, which makes it quick to sort a mixed box of old plumbing fittings, and the 6 mm lip holds caps and bushings. Two 4.5 mm holes take #8 screws if you want it fixed to a shelf.
TO-92 Keyed Six-Bin Transistor Tray
A 131 x 73 x 24 mm tray with six 19.5 x 55 mm bins for loose TO-92 parts like the 2N2222, BC547 and 78L05. In front of each bin is a keyed D-shaped index socket (5.8 mm round, flat side forward, 5 mm deep) with a lead slot that drops into a hidden cavity. You park one sample part in the socket and can read its marking and pinout orientation at a glance. The socket has about 0.3–0.6 mm of slack so it fits TO-92 bodies from different manufacturers.
Four-Bay Wire Nut Scoop Caddy
A 144 x 70 x 28 mm caddy with four bays that get wider from left to right (26, 30, 36 and 42 mm). Sort twist-on wire connectors by size, from grey and blue up to yellow and red, so you stop digging through a loose bag halfway through a job. Each bay has a 45° scoop ramp at the front so you can slide a connector out with one finger, and two 4.5 mm holes let you screw the caddy to a bench, a cabinet door or a truck drawer.
JST-XH Balance Lead Parking Tray
This 112 x 90 x 22 mm tray has five lanes for 2S–6S LiPo JST-XH balance leads. The lanes are 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 mm wide, and raised dots on the floor show the cell count. Each lane has a cross wall with a 2.4 mm slot. The flat lead ribbon drops into the slot, but the plug housing can't pass through it, so plugs stay parked at the back and the leads coil in the 64 mm front bay without tangling or getting crushed.
Flagged: battery or DC power. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
#6 #8 #10 Wood Screw Stand-Up Caddy
A 124 x 60 x 34 mm bench caddy that holds 24 wood screws point-down in three gauge zones, eight holes each: #6 (3.5 mm shank, 3.9 mm hole), #8 (4.2 mm, 4.6 mm hole) and #10 (4.8 mm, 5.2 mm hole). The heads sit on the deck so you can pick up the next screw straight away instead of digging through a pile. Screws up to about 30 mm long hang in a closed cavity. One, two or three notches on the front edge mark each gauge, and internal ribs keep every deck bridge under 19 mm.
Blade Fuse Assortment Tray With Puller Trench
A stepped 130 x 80 mm bench or glovebox tray that holds blade fuses upright by amperage. It has 14 mini slots (4.8 x 12.5 mm), 12 ATO/ATC slots (6.2 x 20.8 mm) and 3 maxi slots (9.8 x 30.6 mm), plus an 11 x 72 mm trench that takes the fuse puller. The slots are cut a little oversize compared with the usual fuse bodies (10.9 x 3.6 mm mini, 19.1 x 5.1 mm ATO, 29.2 x 8.5 mm maxi), so the fuses drop in and stand with their heads up for grabbing. Two 4.5 mm holes let you screw it down with #6 or M4 screws inside a van, RV or electronics cabinet.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Wall Anchor Sort Tray With Drill Gauges
A 152 x 115 x 28 mm tray with five lanes (22–36 mm wide) for 5, 6, 8 and 10 mm wall plugs and hollow-wall toggles or mollies. Each lane has a scoop ramp at the front. The front ledge has a through-hole in front of each lane, sized for a 5, 6, 8, 10 or 12 mm bit (modelled 0.3 mm over nominal), so you can check the bit against the lane before drilling and there's no guessing which bit goes with which anchor.
XT30 XT60 EC5 Scoop Sort Tray
A drawer tray for sorting RC and robot power connectors. It has 4 columns (XT30, XT60, EC5, bullets) and 2 rows (male and female), so there are 8 compartments, each 34 x 40 mm and 22 mm deep. Every compartment has a 45° scoop ramp that slides loose plugs toward your fingertips. The tray measures 146 x 87 x 24 mm and has finger notches in both ends to lift it out of a drawer. The compartments are sized for loose bulk parts, so no exact connector fit is needed.
Trim Clip Hole-Gauge Sort Tray
A 152 x 78 x 30 mm tray with six bays for automotive push-pin trim clips. Each bay has its own test hole in a 2.4 mm ledge that stands in for the panel: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 mm, each modelled 0.2 mm oversize. Push a loose or salvaged clip into the holes until it snaps home and you know which bay it goes in and which panel hole it fits. The clip's legs drop into a hidden bridged channel under the ledge, so a clip bought in a mixed variety pack gets sorted by hole size.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Crimp Terminal Gauge Sort Tray
A 148 x 100 x 28 mm tray with 12 bins (34.6 x 30.7 mm each) for sorting crimp terminals. The four columns hold ring, fork/spade, quick-disconnect and butt-splice terminals, and the three rows follow the standard insulation colours: red 22–18 AWG, blue 16–14 AWG, yellow 12–10 AWG. Each row has 1, 2 or 3 dots recessed into the side wall so you can find a gauge at a glance. A 45° ramp at the front of every bin lets you slide a single terminal out with a fingertip.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.