Gearwrench 83119 Socket Tray 1/4 Drive 3 Socket Plastic

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 83119 is a plastic socket tray designed to hold and organize up to three 1/4-inch drive sockets. Built for tool storage in service vehicles, shop carts, and workbenches, this tray keeps small-drive sockets accessible and sorted during jobs. Molded in high-visibility orange plastic, it measures 9 inches in length and 2.125 inches in width, making it a compact organizer suited for tight toolbox drawers and rail-mount systems. Technicians working in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical trades use socket trays like this to reduce time spent hunting for the right socket mid-task.

This tray is suited for residential and commercial shop environments where 1/4-inch drive socket sets are in regular rotation. It is particularly useful for technicians who prefer modular tool organization on service carts or in dedicated socket drawer inserts. The orange color coding supports quick visual identification of drive size when multiple trays are stored side by side. It ships as a single unit, making it easy to add to an existing socket organization system one tray at a time.

Key Features

• Holds 3 sockets in 1/4-inch drive size
• Molded plastic construction — lightweight and resistant to shop fluid exposure
• Orange color for fast visual drive-size identification
• Compact footprint: 9 inches long by 2.125 inches wide by 2.5 inches tall
• Sold individually — scalable for modular socket drawer builds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style socket organization tray compatible with standard 1/4-inch drive socket sets. Intended for use with rail-style or flat-bottom toolbox drawer organizer systems that accept modular socket trays.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to place or mount this tray in a standard toolbox drawer. Verify drawer depth and width before combining multiple trays to confirm fit. For rail-mount or peg-mount configurations, confirm that the tray base matches the rail spacing of your existing storage system before installing sockets.