58x233x161mm Transparent Plastic Grid Box V2 Storage

Name: 58x233x161mm Transparent Plastic Grid Box V2 Storage
SKU: TS-CAS007
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The clear plastic body with removable Dividers and trays lets you see contents at a glance, reducing rummaging during projects. Secure snap-latch closures keep everything safely stored

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SKU: TS-CAS007

Categories:Storage Box, Tools

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58 x 233x 161 mm Transparent Plastic Grid Box V1 Storage. This compact storage box features 5 compartments over two levels.

Lower Level has 1 compartment, Top Level has 4 fixed compartments, making them ideal for storing small passive electronic components like ceramic capacitors, TO-92 transistors, Mini Reels -SMD components, etc

Specifications:

Grid-Compartment: 5
Lower Level Compartment: 1
Upper Tray Compartment: 4 (fixed)
Dividers are removable
Material: PP plastic
Standard Colour: Transparent
Size: 58x233x161mm

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58x233x161mm Transparent Plastic Grid Box V2 Storage

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