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- Custom Foam Tool Kits (16.625" x 22.25")
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Product Description
5s Tool Shadow Foam - 16.625 x 22.25 2- piece
Tool Shadow Foam is a very effective way to achieve Visual Management of your tools. These 2- Piece kits will allow the use of contrasting foam colors to show anyone visually that tools or items are missing. When used properly searching will be reduced drastically and allow you to focus on other value adding tasks.
How To Cut
- Trace your tool outline onto rear liner of the foam sheet (Black or Blue)
- Cut foam to shape using an exacto knife or cutter.
- Remove the peel and stick adhesive an align with the secondary foam (Red or Yellow)
- Insert completed 2- Piece foam into desired position. (Drawer or other areas desired)
ITS THAT SIMPLE
- Dimensions: 16.625 x 22.25 (1/2 thick 'primary', 1/4 thick 'secondary')
- Available Color Combinations: Top (Black or Blue) Bottom (Red or Yellow) Black / Red, Black / Yellow, Blue / Red and Blue / Yellow
- 4lb per cubic ft cross-link closed cell foam
- Extremy durable, yet easy to cut
- Contamination resistant
How Does It Work
WHAT YOU GET
- Top piece - 1/2 Inch Thick
- Top piece comes with white (PSA) Peel Stick Adhesive for tracing tools
- Top Colors - Blue or Black
- Bottom Colors - 1/4" Inch Thick
- Bottom Colors - Red or Yellow
ALL COLOR COMBINATIONS AVAILABLE
Thousands of uses! unlimited possibilities!
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Pro look to microphone storage
Posted by Unknown on Sep 13th 2017
The sheets arrived as advertised and are, appropriately, much stiffer than packing foam. I had difficult shapes, microphones, and simple rectangles ended up being the way to go. I used an Exacto knife and struggled to cut all the way thru in one pass and keep the blade perpendicular to the surface. Next time I would use a Stanley knife and a longer blade. A little hard to picture arcs and circles coming out well....
