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4 Drawer Locking Service Cart - K Tool International

Part #: KTI75146

The K Tool International KTI75146 4 Drawer Locking Service Cart is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring robust, mobile tool storage in demanding automotive and industrial environments. This durable service cart provides organized and secure access to tools right where they're needed, enhancing efficiency and productivity in any busy workshop.

Key Features

  • High Capacity Storage: Designed to handle substantial loads, this cart offers a 500 lb. load capacity, making it suitable for a wide range of hand and power tools.
  • Smooth Drawer Operation: Equipped with ball-bearing drawer slides, each of the four drawers ensures smooth, reliable opening and closing, even under heavy loads. All drawers and trays include protective liners to prevent tool shifting and damage.
  • Enhanced Mobility: Featuring 5" heavy-duty casters, the cart provides effortless maneuverability across shop floors, allowing tools to be easily transported to various workstations.
  • Secure and Protected Contents: The locking mechanism secures all drawers and the top compartment. Gas shocks facilitate smooth, controlled opening and closing of the lid, while side impact bumpers protect both the cart and surrounding equipment from accidental damage.

Applications

This service cart is an ideal solution for a variety of professional settings, including automotive repair shops, industrial maintenance facilities, manufacturing plants, and equipment service centers. Its robust construction and mobility make it perfect for organizing and transporting tools for vehicle diagnostics, routine maintenance, parts assembly, and on-site repairs, helping technicians maintain an organized and efficient workspace.

Specifications

  • Weight: 148 lbs
  • Dimensions: 35.2" (length) x 20.6" (width) x 40.3" (height)
  • Top Drawer Depth (2): 3"
  • Middle Drawer Depth: 3"
  • Bottom Drawer Depth: 6"

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 29 September, 2014.