Features
Exclusive roller cabinet in the Tool Rebel design. Width x height x depth: 1133 x 1020 x 518 mm. Without tools. Large storage and work surface in stainless steel; completely sealed to protect the inside of the cabinet, e.g. from leaking liquids. Five shallow and two deep drawers ensure efficient, mobile organization of tools and materials. Extremely robust thanks to a double-walled design and the fully welded construction of the entire body. Edge protection with cushioning effect at all four corners for optimal impact protection. For daily hard work in the workshop.Wera 05501881001 9801 Tool Rebel roller cabinet Stainless XXL, without tools
- Tool Storage
- Wera
- 05501881001
Without tools
Width x height x depth: 1133 x 1020 x 518 mm
Extremely robust thanks to a double-walled design
Large storage and work surface in stainless steel; completely sealed to protect the inside of the cabinet, e.g. from leaking liquids
7 drawers (5 shallow, 2 deep)
Dimensions shallow drawers (width x height x depth): 870 x 81 x 398 mm
Dimensions deep drawers (width x height x depth): 870 x 166 x 398 mm
100 % drawer pull-out with ball bearing telescopic slides, self-closing
All drawers are elaborately and individually layered
Minimum risk of tilting over thanks to the drawer stop - only one drawer can be opened, no simultaneous pull-out of multiple drawers
Both sides with square head boring
“Be a Tool Rebel” with Wera Tools! What makes using Wera Tools an act of rebellion? Most likely their radically different design aesthetic which often features vivid colors and organic contours incorporated into their tools. But Wera is more than just a pretty face, they make game-changing innovations to tools. A few of their innovations include the Kraftform handle which is ergonomic, following the natural positions of the hand, the Zyklop ratchet which features a swivel head eliminating one of the most frustrating aspects of using a ratchet and many more. Wera tools are well-made, handsomely packaged and designed to take the tool world by storm with tools that look and feel like the way of the future.





