Tool Foam Insert Proline for Drawer set V31AC-587193 — empty, for 41 tools

Foam tool insert by Proline designed for organizing tools in a drawer. This empty insert is pre-cut to hold up to 41 tools, offering individual cavities that keep tools separated, reduce movement during transport, and provide basic protection from scratches and minor impacts. The insert fits into standard workshop drawers and service vehicle storage systems to improve orderliness and make tools easier to find.

Advantages

The foam construction combines lightweight properties with shock-absorbing cushioning to protect tool surfaces. Pre-cut cavities are arranged for efficient placement of wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers and similar hand tools, enabling fast visual inventory and quick tool retrieval. The neutral material resists oil and grease to a practical extent and can be trimmed for custom fitting without special tools.

Suitable for

• Workshop drawers where systematic tool storage is required
• Service vans and mobile repair units to secure tools during transit
• Home garages for neat arrangement of common hand tools
• Maintenance and service stations that require quick visual inventory

Key specifications

• Capacity: cavities for up to 41 individual tools
• Material: dense protective foam with cushioning properties
• Form: pre-cut cavities for common hand tools (wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers)
• Compatibility: designed to fit standard tool drawers and modular storage systems
• Finish: oil- and grease-resistant surface for everyday workshop use

How to use

Place the foam insert into a clean drawer or storage compartment that matches the insert dimensions. Insert each tool into its matching cavity, orienting handles or heads according to the cavity shape for secure seating. If necessary, trim excess foam around the edges or between cavities with a sharp knife to adapt the insert to non-standard drawer sizes. Regularly remove the insert to clean dust and debris and to inspect cavities for wear.

Usage recommendations

Use the insert in dry conditions and avoid prolonged exposure to solvents or strong acids. For heavy or unusually shaped tools, consider reinforcing the cavity with additional padding or using dedicated supporting straps to prevent tool displacement during transport.