HRB Valve Train Organiser Tray - 4-Cylinder

Keep your valvetrain organised, protected, and easy to manage with the HRB Valve Train Organiser Tray. Designed for serious engine builders, this precision organiser ensures valves, springs, buckets, and collets stay clearly separated and correctly indexed—eliminating costly mix-ups and keeping your workflow clean and efficient.

Constructed from precision laser-cut aluminium, the HRB organiser features a smart floating spring and bucket tray design that allows components to be fully cleaned and dried without disassembly. It’s a simple idea executed properly—saving time between build stages and raising the standard of your engine assembly process.

Key Features

• Precision laser-cut aluminium construction for lightweight durability
• Holds intake and exhaust valves up to 38mm head, 7mm stem, and 118mm length
• Supports valve buckets up to 35mm outer diameter
• Accommodates valve springs up to 30mm outer diameter
• Available in both 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder configurations
• Integrated small container for secure storage of collets and spring bases
• Stackable valve board design to save valuable bench space
• Anodised finish for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning
• Delivered flat-packed with quick and simple assembly

Why Choose the HRB Valve Train Organiser Tray?

Precision engine building demands organisation and cleanliness at every stage. The HRB Valve Train Organiser Tray keeps every component in its correct position throughout cylinder head work, valve jobs, and complete engine builds—reducing downtime and preventing assembly errors.

By keeping valves, springs, buckets, collets, and bases clearly indexed and protected, this tray helps you work faster, cleaner, and with greater confidence—exactly how a professional engine build should be done.

Ideal for professional engine-building workshops, performance machine shops, motorsport teams, and dedicated DIY builders working on Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mitsubishi, and other performance cylinder heads. HRB engine-building tools are developed by engine builders, fo