1. Moisture-proof and rust-proof
Make sure the wrench is completely dry before storage, especially after being stained with water or oil, wipe it dry before putting it in to avoid moisture in the bag causing rust on the tool. It is recommended to place a moisture-proof bag (such as silica gel desiccant) in the bag, and pay more attention when storing it for a long time.
2. Stay away from corrosive substances
If the wrench comes into contact with strong acids, strong alkalis or chemical solvents, it needs to be thoroughly cleaned before storage to avoid residual liquid from corroding the lining of the bag (such as PVC coating or nylon material).
3. Isolation of sharp tools
If you store tools with edges or sharp corners (such as chisels), you need to wrap them separately or insert them into a special partition layer to prevent scratching the lining.
4. Zoning and classification:
Put the tools into the corresponding pockets according to their size to avoid local wear caused by chaotic accumulation.
5. Folding storage:
Roll-type storage bags need to be fixed with straps after rolling up to prevent loosening and deformation.
