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Automotive Drawer Cabinets

Modular drawer cabinets that keep small parts sorted, counted, and within reach of the bay.

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Drawer Cabinets

Modular Drawer Cabinets for Parts Rooms and Service Bays

Small parts are where a service department loses time. Fasteners, clips, sensors, and gaskets end up in cardboard boxes on open shelves, and a tech walks the parts room twice to find one item. A modular drawer cabinet puts that stock in full-extension drawers you can see into from above, sorted and labeled, in a footprint far smaller than the shelving it replaces.

This collection is built around heavy-duty cabinets in 24, 30, 36, 48, and 60 inch widths. Each drawer carries 400 lb and opens fully for 100 percent access, so the back of the drawer is as usable as the front. Mobile cabinets, door and shelf cabinets, and shelving units with built-in drawers round out a parts room.

Sized to Your Parts Mix, Not a Catalog Page

Configuration

Sized to Your Parts Mix, Not a Catalog Page

Each cabinet width comes in several height and drawer-count configurations. Shallow drawers suit clips and fasteners, deeper ones hold sensors, pumps, and boxed parts. The right mix depends on what you stock and how much of it.

Send us your parts inventory, or a photo of the shelves you want to clear, and we will lay out drawer heights and counts to fit it. Cabinets are ordered without dividers or with divided drawers, so the interior can be set up for the parts you actually carry.

Where They Go

Common Drawer Cabinet Setups

Parts Department

Replace rows of open shelving with a bank of drawer cabinets at the parts counter, so fast-moving small parts are found by drawer and location, not by memory.

Service Bay

A mobile drawer cabinet rolls to the vehicle and keeps specialty tools and consumables at the bay instead of across the shop.

Tool Crib

Door and shelf cabinets alongside drawer units hold larger kits, manuals, and bulky tooling in closed storage next to the drawers.

Built In

What the R Series Drawer Gives You

400 lb Per Drawer

Each drawer in the heavy-duty drawer cabinets is rated at 400 lb, so heavy parts can go in a drawer instead of on the floor.

Full Extension

Drawers open fully for 100 percent access. Nothing gets lost at the back of a drawer you can only open part way.

Five Widths

Cabinets in 24, 30, 36, 48, and 60 inch widths fit under a counter, against a wall, or down the middle of a parts room.

Send us your parts list or a photo of the shelves you want to clear.

We will lay out the drawer heights and counts that fit your stock and quote the cabinets.

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See the Whole Drawer at Once

See the Whole Drawer at Once

A drawer that opens fully shows every compartment from above. Parts are picked by location, counts are easy to check, and nothing sits forgotten at the back of a shelf.

That visibility is most of what a drawer cabinet buys you over open shelving.

Mobile When the Work Moves

Mobile When the Work Moves

Mobile multi-drawer cabinets in this collection carry nine drawers in a 48 inch wide body, in 24 and 27 inch depths and two working heights.

They roll to the vehicle, so the tools and parts for the job travel with the tech.

Automotive Drawer Cabinets

Key Features

  • Drawer cabinets in 24, 30, 36, 48, and 60 inch widths
  • 400 lb capacity per drawer on R Series cabinets
  • Full-extension drawers for 100 percent access
  • Multiple height and drawer-count configurations per width
  • Offered without dividers or with divided drawers
  • Mobile drawer cabinets that roll to the bay
  • Swing-door and sliding-door shelf cabinets for bulky items
  • Shelving units with built-in drawers for mixed storage

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with what goes in the drawers. Shallow drawers suit clips, fasteners, and small sensors; deeper drawers suit pumps, boxed parts, and tools. Send us your parts list or photos of your current shelving and we will recommend drawer heights and counts for each cabinet.
Yes. The R Series width cabinets are listed without dividers, and divided-drawer versions are also available, such as the 48 inch mobile cabinet with five divided drawers and the modular drawer shelving unit with dividers included. Tell us how you want the drawers split and we will quote it that way.
Lead time is quoted per order. It depends on the cabinet size and configuration you choose, so we confirm it in writing with your quote.
Yes. Many parts rooms keep shelving for boxed and bulky stock and move small parts into drawer cabinets. Shelving units with drawers built into the frame are also in this collection if you want both in one footprint.
Yes. This collection includes mobile multi-drawer cabinets with nine drawers and a mobile R Series cabinet with five divided drawers, all 48 inches wide.

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