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Grip On Magnetic Tool Strips
A multi-purpose magnetic strip offers an effective storage solution in a garage or workshop for hanging a variety of metal tools. A simple ideal for organizing tools with ease, holds all items in place, and makes quick retrieval that much easier.
A magnetic strip, with heavy-duty magnet, comes designed to hold a vast array of tools, with such common hand-tools as a screwdriver, pliers, drill bits, and hex wrench all held with ease. A high-performance bar offers an ability to secure tools up to 10lbs in weight.
For complete versatility in mounting, a well-constructed tool holder offers a choice of installation options, with an ability to attach to a workbench, shelf, ladder, or workbench. And to avoid marring or scratching the tools, the magnetic strip is often finished with a powder coat.
The dimensions for a tool bar often range in the region of 8 – 24 inches in length, and 1 – 2 inches in height, while its load capacity reaches up to an impressive 240 lbs in total. A dual-purpose hold can also feature hanging hook or loop to accept a variety of non-magnetic products.
As well as the magnetic strips, a rectangular or circular magnetic bowl offers a perfect solution to hold a vast selection of loose parts, such as nuts, screws, or bolts. A small bowl features a magnetic strip in a similar style to the full-sized tool holders.
A wrist or tool mounted strap-on holder offers another variation of the magnetic holder. These come with a large surface area, neodymium magnet, Velcro loop, and comfortable strap for ease in securing drill bits, driver tips, screws, and similar such fasteners close to hand.
Whether it is to locate in a workshop, kitchen or garage, a magnetic tool organizer is a perfect option to tidy a collection of tools in one simple and tidy location.
About the Author
Leon Ritten writes articles, reviews and product reports on a variety of subjects, including those on topics relating to the versatile Magnetic Tool Holders and the stylish Plastic Brochure Holder.
Is there a way to loosen stripped screws?
Recently I decided to get new stainless steel screws for my guitar to replace all of the old corroded ones. But the problem is that all of the precision screws appear to be stripped and I can't find a way to get them out. I tried just about every size precision screwdriver and I even tried loosening them with a pliers.
use very small bits with a dremel tool and drill them out, be careful or you will have to re tap the threads
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