What Is an Aluminum Toolbox?
As the name suggests, an aluminum toolbox is designed for storing tools made from aluminum.
An aluminum toolbox is relatively lightweight and strong, making it easy to carry. Many toolboxes are lined with cushioning material on the inside to protect tools from shocks.
The unique texture of aluminum gives it a good appearance and a sense of high quality.
Uses of Aluminum Toolboxes
Aluminum toolboxes are used for storing power tools, wrenches, and other tools necessary for work. They may also be used to store precision instruments, such as cameras and various measuring instruments. There are also large toolboxes that can be loaded on the back of trucks, finding use in various situations.
Unlike steel toolboxes, aluminum toolboxes do not rust, can be used outdoors, and are lightweight. As a result, they are used at work sites where tools are carried around or where the work location is not constant.
Due to these features, they are used in a wide range of situations, from professional workplaces to ordinary homes.
How to Select Aluminum Toolboxes
The following points should be considered when selecting aluminum toolboxes. The selection should be made in accordance with the uses of the toolbox and the environment in which it will be used.
- Size
Select a size with optimum leeway according to the size of the tools to be stored and the quantity of tools. In addition to the length dimension of the toolbox, the depth dimension is also important when storing power tools, etc. In addition, a toolbox to be loaded on a truck bed should be selected according to the bed dimensions. - Impact Resistance and Durability
Many toolboxes have excellent impact resistance and durability. The corners of the box body are rounded and reinforced with stainless steel plates. Some variations are lined with anti-shock rubber, providing sufficient impact resistance. The inner surface of the box for storing tools is covered with a cushioning material such as a urethane sponge to protect the stored items from impact. - Tray (Inner Tray)
Some of them are equipped with a tray to store small parts, such as bolts, nuts, and electrical parts, together with tools. - Other
Some boxes can be locked with a lock, some have a shoulder belt for long-time carrying, and some are epoxy powder coated to prevent scratches on the box body.