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Buyers Products Introduces Top Mount Service Body Tool Box Line
Buyers Products has added a new Top Mount Service Body Tool Box line, giving work truck operators durable, secure, and accessible storage options.

Buyers Products’ Top Mount Service Body Tool Boxes are available in steel or aluminum with adjustable dividers, gas shocks, and locking latches for secure, efficient storage.
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Buyers Products has launched a new line of Top Mount Service Body Truck Tool Boxes, designed to mount on top of service body cabinets. The boxes provide quick access to commonly used tools while preserving valuable truck bed storage space.
Construction and Materials
The tool boxes are available in two material options:
14-gauge carbon steel with a gloss white powder-coated finish
.100-inch diamond tread aluminum
Both versions include a stainless-steel continuous hinge, weather-resistant seal to protect against dirt and moisture, and locking stainless-steel paddle latches. Gas shocks hold the flip-up door open during use, and adjustable dividers inside allow users to configure storage as needed.
Sizes and Applications
The tool boxes are available in 96-inch and 108-inch lengths with 14-inch or 20-inch widths. They are designed for single-rear-wheel and dual-rear-wheel service bodies.
“Contractors and work truck operators need secure, accessible storage,” said Jennifer Pusateri, Truck Tool Box Product Manager at Buyers Products. “These boxes maximize space and keep tools within easy reach.”
More information is available on the Buyers Products website.
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