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24 Piece Electrical Tape Fish Bowl Merchandiser - Wilmar - Performance Tool

Part #: W501D

The Wilmar - Performance Tool W501D Electrical Tape Fish Bowl Merchandiser provides a practical solution for organizing and dispensing electrical tape in professional automotive and industrial environments. This durable countertop display ensures essential electrical consumables are readily accessible, improving workflow efficiency for technicians and mechanics.

Key Features

  • 24-Roll Capacity: Accommodates up to 24 standard rolls of electrical tape, offering a comprehensive selection of colors and types for various tasks.
  • Transparent Visual Inventory: The clear "fish bowl" design allows for immediate visual confirmation of tape availability and color, streamlining inventory checks and tape selection.
  • Compact Footprint: Engineered for space efficiency, this display minimizes clutter on parts counters, service desks, or checkout areas.
  • Rapid Access & Resupply: A wide top opening facilitates quick "grab-and-go" access during busy periods and supports efficient bulk restocking.
  • Robust Construction: Built to withstand the demands of daily use in busy service bays, industrial plants, and fleet maintenance settings.

Applications

This merchandiser is designed for a range of professional applications. In automotive service bays and maintenance rooms, it functions as a centralized dispenser, enabling mechanics and technicians to rapidly acquire tape for critical tasks such such as wiring repairs, harness wrapping, sensor lead protection, and trailer wiring on passenger vehicles, light trucks, and various fleet equipment. Its utility extends to organizing shared tape stock in industrial facilities, utility fleets, and municipal garages, where dependable supply organization is crucial for efficient operations.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Wilmar – Performance Tool
  • Model: W501D
  • Capacity: 24 rolls of electrical tape
  • Weight: 2.9 lb

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 02 January, 2013.