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The Blade Caddy keeps three cutting discs together on a workshop trolley, with foam lining between steel and segment. That matters when blades are moved between saws, parked near stock racks, or taken out to site work in dust and heat. Fewer edge knocks mean the next fitment check starts with a cleaner blade body.
Use the caddy for discs that change often during the day, such as concrete, brick, and general-purpose cuts. Check that the foam still supports each plate evenly, and keep arbor rings, flange faces, and the spindle area free of grit before loading back in. If your sizes fall outside the standard layout, send details through our contact form.
Match the holder to the disc diameters and the machine setup you run most often. The pages under Blades, Kerfs, and Resources help when you are checking rim type, cut width, and handling notes before assigning space on the trolley. It keeps storage tied to the actual discs in use, not a mixed pile at the end of a shift.
A precise cutter catalogue without holders is half a story. TrueCut keeps holders visible so workshops do not invent flange habits under pressure. Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd, Sunnyrock 1401.
Blade Caddy enquiries can go through our contact form. Include the disc diameters you carry on the trolley, the arbor sizes in use, and whether the caddy must travel between bays. Kya Sands, Johannesburg is the pickup point noted for this holder range.
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