Burhani Hardware & Tools Centre

Multiple Drawers and Compartments:

• Tool Storage: The trolley typically features multiple drawers or compartments for organizing tools based on size, type, or function. These drawers can hold various hand tools like wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, and automotive-specific tools like socket sets and torque wrenches.

• Organization: Many trolleys include pre-cut foam or molded inserts to keep tools in place and reduce clutter. This organization helps technicians find the tool they need quickly and minimizes the risk of losing small tools.

Heavy-Duty Construction:

• Material: Automobile tool trolleys are made from high-quality steel or stainless steel to withstand the rigors of a busy workshop. Some models may have powder-coated finishes to resist scratches, rust, and corrosion, ensuring the trolley lasts longer.

• Weight Capacity: Trolleys are designed to support heavy tools and equipment, with some capable of carrying up to 300–500 kg of weight depending on the model.

Locking Mechanism:

• Security: Many tool trolleys feature locks on drawers to keep tools secure, preventing unauthorized access or accidental opening while the trolley is being moved. This is especially useful in busy automotive shops where security can be a concern.

• Ball-bearing slides: These ensure that the drawers slide smoothly even under heavy weight, making it easier to access tools.

Mobility:

• Wheels: Tool trolleys are mounted on casters or wheels, which provide mobility. This feature allows the technician to move the trolley around the workshop or garage effortlessly. Most trolleys have locking wheels to keep them stable while in use.

• Ergonomic Handle: Some trolleys come with ergonomic handles that make it easier to maneuver, even when the trolley is fully loaded with tools.

Worktop:

• Flat Surface: Many tool trolleys have a work surface or top tray, which can be used as a small workstation for light repairs or placing frequently-used tools. Some have built-in tool organizers or racks on the sides for additional tool storage.

Tool-Specific Features:

• Socket and Wrench Organizers: Many tool trolleys are designed specifically for automotive repairs and come with built-in organizers or rails for sockets, ratchets, wrenches, and other common automotive tools.

• Electrical and Diagnostic Tools: Some advanced tool trolleys include sections designed for electrical testing equipment like multimeters, test lights, or diagnostic scanners.

Customization:

• Modular Design: Some trolleys allow customization with removable drawers, trays, or compartments, allowing users to tailor the trolley's configuration to their specific needs.

• Add-Ons: Extra storage units, tool kits, or accessories can be added to enhance the trolley's functionality.