Separators - Overview Separators provide clear divisions within drawers, trays, bins, and equipment housings to organize items, protect contents, and speed access. They are designed to fit a range of storage configurations and can be used in various settings where small parts, tools, or samples need to be kept separate. - Key benefits - Improve organization and quick retrieval by creating fixed compartments. - Reduce risk of item contact, mixing, or damage during handling. - Flexible configurations to adapt to changing storage needs and layouts. - Core attributes - Function: establish partitions that keep items separated and orderly within a storage space. - Compatibility: designed to work with common drawer and tray layouts; verify exact dimensions before use. - Size: available in multiple widths, heights, and thicknesses; model-specific options exist. - Material: made from durable materials chosen per model; check product data sheet for exact composition. - Performance: built to endure regular handling and keeping separation under typical loads; easy to clean. - Use scenarios 1) Electronics assembly: separate connectors, fasteners, and small components in a parts tray to speed assembly and reduce mix-ups. 2) Workshop or tool cabinet: organize drill bits, screws, nuts, and small accessories to minimize search time. 3) Laboratory or medical storage: partition vials, tubes, and sample containers to prevent cross-contamination and mislabeling. - Selection guidance - Start with the storage area dimensions, then choose width and height to fit; select the appropriate thickness for the expected load. - Review the material specification to ensure suitability for the environment (cleaning requirements, chemical exposure, temperature range). - Confirm compatibility with your existing drawers, trays, or racks by checking model-specific dimensions.