How wide is a Matco 4s toolbox?
How wide is a Matco 4s toolbox?
How wide is a Matco 4s toolbox?
72.125″
Specifications
| Casters | 6″ 900 lb. Chrome Hub | Product Depth |
|---|---|---|
| Product Width | 72.125″ | Color (Tool Storage) |
| Product Height | 42.41″ | Corner Trim |
| Maximum Drawers | 16 | Drawer Slides |
| Maximum Capacity (Cubic Inches) | 30,380″ | Trim Color |
What is Matco 4s?
Our Matco 4s tool box has fully welded T-shaped center shelf with convenient power on the front of the box with 110V and USB power. 140 lbs. roller bearing slides and dimensions of 25″ D x 42.09″ H x 55.81″ W.
How wide is Matco 4s?
Specifications
| Product Depth | 25″ | Handle Trim |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Capacity (Cubic Inches) | 30,954″ | Maximum Capacity (Square Inches) |
| Series | 4s | Product Width |
| Product Height | 24.5″ | Corner Trim |
| Bays | 3 Bay |
How much does a Matco toolbox weigh?
900 lbs. IS JUST STEPS AWAY! The Matco 4s, 5s and 6s Series model toolboxes boast a traditional, classic design that keeps your tools protected.
How deep is a Matco 4s?
25″
Specifications
| Product Depth | 25″ | Plastic |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Capacity (Cubic Inches) | 23,447″ | 1,117″ |
| Series | 4s | 55.8″ |
| Product Height | 24.5″ | None |
| Bays | 2 Bay |
Where are Matco Tool boxes made?
Jamestown, NY
Matco produces their own line of high quality toolboxes in their Jamestown, NY manufacturing plant. They manufacture and contract the production of many air tools, electric tools, hand tools and diagnostic tools. They carry a lifetime warranty on all hand tools.
How much does a full toolbox weigh?
The average weight of an empty Snap-on toolbox is 876 Pounds. The specific weight depends on the model and series of the toolbox you have. The lightest full-size box is 349 pounds and the heaviest is 1,970 pounds.
How tall is a Matco 4s hutch?
24.5″
What does Matco Tools stand for?
Matco Tools is a subsidiary of the Danaher Corporation. Matco stands for Mac Allied Tool Company, however they haven’t been associated with Mac since 1979.