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When you work in a car workshop, every detail counts, especially the management of small parts and fluids. The bins, bowls and cups offered by Mecatechnic are essential for maintaining a clean and organised working environment. Our most popular products include drain trays, magnetic bolt and screw bowls, and small parts cups, all designed to make your daily work on vehicles like the Volkswagen Golf and Porsche 911 easier.
The use of trays, bowls and cups makes it much easier to handle and store small parts and liquids safely during mechanical work. These tools prevent the loss of essential components and help avoid fluid spills that can be both dangerous and harmful to the working environment. By choosing our products, you can be sure of a durable and effective solution.
Selecting the right equipment depends largely on the nature of the tasks you perform. For fluids, opt for our drain trays with capacities adapted to the quantity typically drained during an oil change. For small metal parts, our magnetic bowls are ideal as they prevent the elements from dispersing, even in the event of accidental spillage. Make sure that the size and shape of the bowls match the use you intend for them, taking into account the space available in your workshop.
To maximise the efficiency of these tools, place them strategically around your workspace. Use larger bins for larger components or to collect fluids, while smaller bowls and cups should be within easy reach for smaller parts when dismantling vehicle components. Visual organisation also helps to avoid mistakes and speed up the repair process.
Regular cleaning of your bins, bowls and cups is crucial to maintaining a safe and functional workshop. Check for cracks or damage that could compromise their usefulness, especially when they are used to hold liquids. Store them in a dry place away from contaminants when not in use to extend their life.
