What are the advantages of using cavity board storage tools?

As an efficient storage tool, cavity board has many significant advantages in tool storage:
First, efficient use of space
The three-dimensional storage hole breaks the limitation of traditional flat storage, and greatly increases the storage capacity by using space in the vertical direction. A variety of tools can be suspended from the hole board, so that tools are no longer limited to the flat space of the desktop or drawer. For example, long-handled tools such as screwdrivers and wrenches can be vertically inserted into holes in the hole plate, effectively using vertical space to avoid confusion caused by tools stacking each other, and a greater number of tools can be accommodated in a limited space. Flexible layout adjustment The perforated structure of the hole plate allows the storage layout to be adjusted at any time according to the size, shape and frequency of use of the tool. If you buy a new tool, or find that the original tool storage is not reasonable enough, just move the hook, storage box and other accessories between the holes in the hole plate, you can easily change the placement of the tool. For example, when a larger tool needs to be stored on the hole board, the hook of the adjacent tool can be moved to free up the appropriate space, which is not comparable to the flexibility of traditional fixed drawers or cabinets.

Second, easy access to tools
The tools on the cave board are clear at a glance, and all the tools suspended or placed on it can be directly displayed. Instead of rummaging through drawers for tools, users can see where they need them at a glance. This is essential to increase productivity, especially in the case of emergency repairs or the need for a quick tool change. For example, in the car repair shop, the maintenance personnel can quickly find the right wrench or screwdriver from the hole plate, reducing the maintenance time. One-handed access and homing Many tools are suspended on the hole-board by hooks, which allows the user to easily access the tool with one hand. The convenience of this one-handed operation is even more obvious when you are holding other objects or your hands are covered in oil. Moreover, the tool is also easy to return after use, as long as the tool is hung back to the original hook or inserted into the original hole position can be convenient for users to develop good tool storage habits.

3. Good tool protection
Avoid collision damage Compared with the tools stacked at the bottom of the drawer or toolbox, the tools on the hole board can be isolated from each other to avoid damage caused by collision between tools. For example, precision measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, etc., can be fixed on the hole plate through a special protective sleeve or card slot to prevent collision with other tools to ensure that the accuracy of the tool is not affected. Dust proof and moisture proof When the hole plate is installed in a proper position, the tool can be suspended on it to reduce the contact with the ground or other moisture sources, and has a certain moisture proof effect. Moreover, compared with the open tool placement method, the hole plate can make the tool relatively concentrated and reduce the accumulation of dust. If a simple dust cover is installed around the hole plate, the tool can be better protected and the service life of the tool can be extended.

Fourth, easy to manage and inventory
Tool classification clear using the hole board can easily classify tools, such as according to the type of tools, frequency of use, the project to be classified. In this way, when managing tools, you can clearly know the number and location of tools in each category. For example, in the tool library of the factory, the tools used in different production lines can be managed separately through the hole plate, which facilitates the distribution and recycling of tools. Convenient inventory Because the tools are at a glance on the hole board, there is no need to open drawers or boxes one by one to check the inventory tools. You can quickly check whether the number and type of tools are complete through direct visual observation. If a missing tool is found, it can be quickly determined which type of tool it is, and it is convenient to replenish or find the missing tool in time.