Foam inserts fit into drawers of tool cabinets and chests to cushion tools and prevent them from rolling around. They protect tools from getting damaged or damaging the drawer. The foam has tool-shaped cutouts or can be cut to shape for a custom, snug fit.

Socket rails are metal bars with clips or pegs that fit into sockets of a specific drive size. They keep sockets organized for quick identification and prevent them rolling around and getting lost inside a tool box, bag, or cabinet.

Organizer trays hold sockets or other small cylindrical tools and parts to keep them organized and prevent them rolling around and getting lost inside a tool box, bag, or cabinet. They have posts or slots for holding each item.

These tool holding bars are magnetic so that steel, iron, and other ferrous tools will stick to the bar. They are commonly mounted to a wall near a workbench or in a work truck to keep tools accessible without taking up workspace or storage space.

Bucket tool organizers fit inside or around a bucket to provide pockets, slots, and sleeves to sort and store tools. They keep tools separate from one another to prevent damage and make them easier to find.

Wrench rolls lie flat to load or lay out tools and roll up for storage or transport. Their attached strap wraps around the roll to keep it closed and can be used to hang an open roll from a handle or pegboard. The rolls have slots to hold wrenches of different sizes. They are made of sturdy fabric that resists wear, punctures, and tears.

Triangular tool organizers slot onto a rail or frame to hold tools at a convenient height and keep them off the ground to prevent tripping hazards. They fit into square or rounded corners or hang from the side rail of a tool cart. These organizers are ideal for use on aerial lifts to keep tools from rolling off or cluttering the platform. They have multiple compartments to separate tools and parts.

These racks have slots for holding wrenches to organize them by size and keep them from cluttering a workbench or getting lost within a tool box or cabinet. They are commonly mounted to a wall or the side of a cabinet to keep wrenches handy.