S&B Filters Silicone Tool Tray 3-Piece Set
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Every fastener you drop under the machine costs more time than the job itself. S&B's silicone tool trays grip almost any surface and hold sockets, bolts, clips and small parts in separate compartments while you work, whether that surface is a bench, a fender, a cage tube or the garage floor. The set covers three sizes, so the tray matches the job instead of the job matching the tray.
They are made of a premium silicone that S&B states will not crack or fade over time, has exceptional tear strength, and handles temperatures as high as 400F — which matters when the tray ends up on something that was running ten minutes ago.
Key Features
- Grips to almost any surface
- Prevents scratches and dents on painted and polished surfaces
- Made of flexible premium silicone
- Will not crack or fade over time
- Exceptional tear strength
- Handles temperatures as high as 400F
- Multiple compartments to keep hardware separated
- Three-piece set in one of four colors
Built To Solve: Lost Hardware And Scratched Panels During UTV Service
- Bolts and clips rolling off a fender or bench and vanishing under the machine
- Metal trays and magnets scratching paint, plastics and polished billet
- Reassembly guesswork when fasteners from three sub-assemblies end up in one pile
- Trail and pit repairs where there is no bench and nowhere flat to work
- Cheap plastic organizers that crack in cold weather or melt near hot parts
Best For: Home Mechanics, Pit Crews And Anyone Working On Their Own Machine
- Owners doing their own clutch, suspension and service work
- Race and pit crews who need hardware controlled under time pressure
- Trailside and campsite repairs with no workbench available
- Anyone working around painted panels, polished wheels or billet parts
- Shops that want colour-coded trays per job or per machine
Specifications
- Type: flexible silicone tool and hardware tray
- Configuration: three-piece set, three sizes
- Material: premium silicone, per S&B
- Temperature rating: up to 400F, per S&B
- Compartments: multiple per tray
- Colors available: Red, Blue, Charcoal, Lime Green
Fitment
Universal. These trays are shop and pit equipment rather than a vehicle part, so there is no make, model or year fitment to check — they work alongside any machine. Choose by color; all four colors are the same three-piece set.
FAQ
How many trays come in a set?
Three. S&B states the trays are available in convenient three-piece sets, covering three different sizes, and each color option is sold as that set.
Will the tray scratch paint or polished parts?
That is the point of silicone rather than metal or hard plastic. S&B states the trays prevent scratches and dents, which is why they can sit directly on a fender, hood or wheel while you work.
How hot can it get before the tray is damaged?
S&B states the silicone handles temperatures as high as 400F. That covers setting the tray near recently run components, though it is not a reason to rest it on an exhaust.
Does it actually stay put on a sloped surface?
S&B states the trays grip to almost any surface. The silicone body is what does it rather than magnets, so it also works on plastics, composites and glass where a magnetic tray does nothing.
Is this magnetic?
No. It holds hardware by compartment and holds itself in place by grip. That is deliberate — a magnetic tray cannot sit on a plastic fender, and it collects steel debris you then drag across paint.
Which color should I pick?
Functionally they are identical. Red, Blue, Charcoal and Lime Green are the four options, and some shops use the colour to separate jobs or machines so hardware never gets mixed between them.
Why S&B Filters
S&B is known for filtration, and the tool trays come from the same place that thinking does — they exist because the people building the filters spend their days with hardware in their hands. The silicone specification is the tell: tear strength and a 400F rating are shop-floor numbers, not retail-packaging numbers.
Pair These Tool Trays With The Right Service Tools
Pick your color and the three-piece set covers most jobs on a side-by-side, from a clutch teardown to a brake bleed. If you are setting up a bench for your own machine rather than paying shop rates, the trays pair naturally with the clutch and brake service tools that generate the most loose hardware — those are the jobs where a tray stops being a convenience and starts saving the afternoon.
