Foam Insert 20mm for Makita Case, Model 198977-2

Foam Insert 20mm for Makita Case provides 20 mm thick interior padding designed to fit compatible Makita tool cases. The foam reduces impact, cushions tools and accessories, and helps prevent scratches and minor damage during transport and storage. It installs inside the case to improve organization and secure items in place without changing the external shape or closure of the case.

Advantages

The 20 mm foam offers consistent shock absorption while remaining lightweight and easy to handle. Its uniform thickness allows simple trimming and customization to match the shapes of tools and accessories. The foam is compatible with Makita cases intended for inserts, improves organization by creating a stable inner surface, and helps extend tool life by reducing movement and contact wear during transit.

Suitable for

• Protecting power tools, hand tools and accessories during transport
• Organizing cases for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts
• Replacing worn or removed interior padding in compatible Makita cases
• Providing an extra cushioning layer for sensitive accessories and components

Key specifications

• Material: protective foam suitable for tool cushioning
• Thickness: 20 mm
• Form: flat insert suitable for cutting or shaping to fit case interiors
• Compatibility: designed for use in Makita cases that accept inserts
• Weight: lightweight for minimal added transport load

How to use

Measure the interior of the compatible Makita case and trim the foam insert to fit if necessary, using a sharp knife or foam cutter on a stable surface. Place the foam inside the case so it rests flat against the base or lid as required, then arrange tools and accessories on top to check fit and spacing. For better protection, consider using multiple layers or cutting cavities to match specific tool shapes.

Usage recommendations

Store the foam insert dry and clean to prevent contamination of tools. When trimming, work slowly and test-fit pieces before final cuts. Replace the foam if it becomes compressed or damaged to maintain protective performance.