Pelican just announced a new addition to their lineup of hard-shelled cases – the 1460TOOL, a medium-sized mobile tool chest. The 1460TOOL tool chest is designed for mechanics and technicians who do a lot of field work, and features two fully customizable trays, reinforced stainless steel support brackets, and Pelican’s signature heavy-duty polymer case construction.
The two trays are extra-deep and lift up out of the tool chest for quick and easy access to tools and equipment. Adjustable and removable dividers make it easy to customize the trays to hold tools, parts and accessories.
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The attached lid opens up a full 180°, and in addition to helping add a wide stable base for the popped-up tool trays, it works with the tray system to form a seal that secures all parts inside to keep them organized when the case is closed.
From the looks of it, there is also a large open compartment at the bottom of the tool case that can be used to hold larger or bulkier items.
MSRP will be about $340, and the 1460TOOL will be available through Pelican’s distributor network starting in November. Color options are black, yellow, and red.
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For reference, the 1460EMS, which looks to have heavily inspired the 1460TOOL, has a similar MSRP, and a street price of about $220 (check price via Amazon).
If you don’t think the 1460TOOL can handle your mobile tool carrying needs, check out the 0450 Mobile Tool Chest, a flexible multi-drawered user-configurable rolling tool vault.
Pelican 0450WD Tool Chest via Amazon | More info via Pelican
greg e says
This looks like something i want so that i can just throw it in my truck and go
Stuart says
It does look incredibly handy. I like the idea of the 0450 for larger tool kits, but this seems to be a great option for mid-size kits that might change over times as needs vary. The price seems to be a little steep, but not unreasonably so.
Bill says
Four years later…
Those trays look stupidly fragile. My bet is that by ‘tools’, Pelican means ‘little bits and pieces and small screwdrivers’.
What they should build for the 1460 is pull out tote that fits nicely in the lid that sits on a small shelf in the body. That would make this a useful box (albeit expensive) for a lot of people.