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Series 7 Drawer Side Box - Black - Everest

Part #: 40047BK

The Everest 40047BK Series 7 Drawer Side Box in black provides robust and secure additional storage for professional automotive and industrial environments. Engineered for durability and accessibility, this side box is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing tool storage setups, offering enhanced organization and efficiency for technicians and mechanics.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Security: An internal locking system safeguards valuable tools and equipment.
  • Smooth Drawer Operation: Ball-bearing drawer slides ensure effortless opening and closing, complemented by a quick-disconnect feature for easy drawer removal.
  • Durable Construction: Features a one-piece steel cabinet body, adding structural integrity and long-term resilience in demanding shop conditions.
  • Professional Aesthetics: Polished aluminum tool box style pull handles provide a refined finish and ergonomic grip.
  • Drawer Protection: Seven protective drawer liners are included, cushioning tools and preventing scratches or movement during use.

Applications

The Everest Series 7 Drawer Side Box is an ideal addition for professional automotive service centers, industrial maintenance facilities, and fabrication shops. It excels at organizing specialized hand tools, diagnostic equipment, or frequently used small parts, keeping them secure and within easy reach. Its robust construction makes it suitable for daily rigorous use in demanding workshop environments.

Specifications

  • Overall Dimensions (with 5" Casters): 15" W x 18.8" D x 31.4" H
  • Big Drawers (2): 11.5" W x 15" D x 4.75" H
  • Small Drawers (5): 11.5" W x 15" D x 2.1" H
  • Net Weight: 85.8 Lbs.
  • Shipping Weight: 92.4 Lbs.
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  • Model: 97095
  • Shipping Weight: 115lbs
  • UPC: 872857005343
  • Manufacturers Part #: 40047BK
  • Manufactured by: Everest
  • Also Known As: EVS40047BK

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 February, 2007.