Prosperplast workshop tray KISTENBERG 490×298×210 mm black

Prosperplast workshop tray KISTENBERG 490×298×210 mm black is a rigid plastic utility container designed for shallow open storage of tools, fasteners and workshop supplies. With external dimensions of 490 × 298 × 210 mm, the tray fits benches, shelves and cabinets where quick access to parts and small tools is required. The black finish provides a neutral background that helps parts stand out visually and resists obvious staining from grease or dirt.

Advantages

The tray is made from durable plastic that resists cracking under normal workshop use and is lightweight for easy handling. Its shallow depth allows clear visibility and immediate access to contents without removing a lid. The tray’s rectangular shape and straight sides make stacking and grouping on shelves efficient, and the smooth interior simplifies cleaning. Designed for general-purpose organization, it suits a wide range of storage and sorting tasks in hobby and professional environments.

Suitable for

• Sorting and storing small parts such as screws, nuts, bolts and washers
• Organizing hand tools and consumables on a workbench
• Temporary storage of components during assembly or repair work
• Use in garages, maintenance workshops, hobby rooms and utility cabinets

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 490 × 298 × 210 mm
• Color: black
• Construction: rigid plastic with smooth interior surfaces
• Open-top tray design for immediate access to contents
• Suitable for bench, shelf and cabinet placement

How to use

Place the Prosperplast KISTENBERG tray on a stable bench, shelf or inside a cabinet. Arrange small parts and tools in the tray so that frequently used items are easiest to reach. For clearer organization, group similar items together and use removable dividers or small containers inside the tray if needed. Clean the tray with a damp cloth and mild detergent to remove dust, grease and debris; avoid harsh solvents that could affect the plastic.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the tray as part of a modular storage system: label the front edge or add small compartment inserts for quick identification of contents. Avoid exposing the tray to direct flame or prolonged high heat, and do not overload beyond what can be safely lifted by hand.