Milwaukee PACKOUT™ Rolling Tool Box

October 7, 2024

MILWAUKEE® PACKOUT™ Rolling Tool Box features a 250lbs weight capacity, allowing you to transport tools and jobsite materials. A fully collapsible 19.75” handle enables you to store your PACKOUT™ Rolling Tool Box underneath most full-size truck bed covers without removing the handle. 9″ all-terrain wheels ensure you can roll the Tool Box anywhere on the jobsite.

The PACKOUT™ Rolling Tool Box is constructed with an impact-resistant body and metal-reinforced corners so it can withstand harsh jobsite environments. An IP65-rated weather seal protects your tools and accessories from rain and other jobsite debris. The interior organizer tray allows you to keep equipment organized to fit your needs. Reinforced hinges and carry handle ensure the Rolling Tool Box is easily transportable wherever you need it. MILWAUKEE® PACKOUT™ is the industry’s most versatile, durable modular storage system.

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Features
  • 250lbs Weight Capacity
  • Fully Collapsible Handle: 19.75″
  • 9″ All-Terrain Wheels
  • Metal Reinforced Corners
  • Impact Resistant Body
  • IP65 Rated Protection
  • Metal Reinforced Locking Point
  • Heavy Duty Latches
  • Interior Organization Tray
  • Most Versatile, Durable Modular Storage System
  • Modular Connectivity with ALL PACKOUT™ Components
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

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