The frame-and-fork service tray from Unior's SOS bench-tray system — laser-cut foam that holds every tool to its own silhouette, so a missing tool reads as foam rather than a hopeful search through the rest of the drawer. How the SOS tray works The foam inserts are produced in-house at Unior's facility in Slovenia, with each tool silhouette cut to size and printed with the tool's shape. Set the tray in a drawer and the layout audits itself: at a glance you can see what's in use, what's missing, and what's ready to grab. The foam shell measures 564 × 364 × 30 mm. Where it fits The tray drops into the 990WD7 wide tool chest and the 2600-series Unior workbenches the cabinet integrates into, sized for the bench-integrated drawer slot. A shop can build a bench up one service category at a time, and the empty foam shell is available separately for re-fitting. This is the frame-and-fork tray — the frame and fork repair tools for the bench. See the product photo for the current tool layout; Unior updates tray composition as the catalog evolves.
