Roll Up Door Tool Box

Most importantly though all of the toolbox accessories that we offer at hansen international are built to stand up to the toughest conditions.

Roll up door tool box.

R o m introduced roll up doors to the industry in the mid 1980 s and thousands of these doors are still in active use today. This roll up cover is uv protected and is stretch resistant. Under body tool box with flush mount side swing door 100 thick with bottom corner reinforcement and gusseted door frame. Kennel boxes by special order by popular demand we ve brought back our kennel boxes for pickup trucks and suvs available by special order.

Hansen international roll up doors have exceeded stringent industry standards and demand since the mid 1990s. Zormy large tool roll organizer roll up pouch bag zipper wrench tool roll up bag with adjustable strap tool organizer carrier bag 4 removeable handy small tools bag 4 6 out of 5 stars 43 49 99 49. We realize that utility truck toolboxes aren t always treated gently and that s why we only offer toolbox accessories that can handle the abuse. It is constructed from heavy duty vinyl and is highly durable.

Multi axis bread box style compartments rfq form the typical application for a bread box style roll up door is to provide convenient access to equipment located at the back of a work truck such as hose reel or portable welder but provide security when in transit to the work site. The commercial grade folding t handles are compression style to seat the door into the trim lock seal preventing leaks. This style of door allows greater access to the sides and top of the compartment. The roll up door provides a clean and tidy look to the automotive tool part storage while eliminating accident potential and saving aisle space in high volume production areas.

It features auto latch that facilitates easy opening and closing of the door. The locks also have a roller cam for smooth operation. Roll up doors often last longer than traditional swinging doors because they cannot be torn loose when leaving the station or ripped loose by other vehicles at the scene.