FIND THE RIGHT SYSTAINER FOR THE JOB
Small parts disappear faster than anything else. Organizers, Systainer³ S cases, and Storage-Boxes give everything a dedicated home, so you can find exactly what you need at the bench, on the road, or on site.
The Organizer is one of the most popular systainers for a reason. The grid pattern in the base and lid holds the insert boxes in place, so hardware stays where you put it.
Label the front, and the clear lid shows what is inside before you open it.
Systainer³ S 76 is the compact case, half the M footprint, with dividers and inserts to fit it out.
Drop two into a Rack/2 or six into a Rack/6 and they stack and lock in any M stack.
Lift the lid and the tiers fold out, insert boxes and all, so every compartment is in reach at once.
Close it and it folds back into one systainer, ready to stack with the rest.
The XXS 33 is a fan favorite for anything from bits to business cards. It stacks and locks like every other systainer, and it is small enough to sit inside a larger case to organize what is in there.
Some tools shouldn't live behind a lid. Open-top ToolBoxes keep everyday essentials within reach, while drawer systainers give you access to tools and hardware without unstacking. Everything stays organized, connected, and ready to move.
ToolBoxes come in two footprints and two heights, and are at home on the bench, on site, or on top of any stack.
The ToolBag adds a soft-grip handle, an outside zipper pouch, and pouches sized for hand tools and power tools.
Drawers make the contents reachable whether the case sits at the top of the stack or the bottom.
Sortainer/3 gives you three short drawers for small parts. Sortainer/2 gives you two tall ones for power tools and bulkier gear.
The Combi is a Systainer³ with a drawer below the main case, so the tool lives up top and its accessories pull out without opening the lid.
Two case heights, and a Combi/2 with two drawers.
The CombiBox is an open-top box with a drawer underneath. Reach in from the top for what you use most, and pull the drawer for the accessories and hardware stored below.
A natural fit for a power tool and its accessories.
The CombiLid is a Combi, a case over a drawer, with a lid compartment on top.
A power tool in the case, its accessories in the drawer, bits in the lid: three levels, one footprint.
SYS-AID is a Systainer³ in red and white, so first aid is as easy to spot as it is to reach. It rides on top of the stack, in the shop, on the road, or on site, and opens like every other case.
Stock it with your own supplies in insert boxes or foam, and label it so everyone knows where to look.
From the slim S 76 to the deep M 437, with Organizers in M and L for compartmented supplies, every SYS-AID comes without supplies so you stock it for your team. The M 112 Fitted Out adds a 10-compartment insert and lid foam to keep them organized.
Each one stacks with all three generations of systainer, so it belongs in any stack you already own.
A padded strap carries one case over the shoulder. The SYS-Roll trolley takes a whole stack over curbs and up steps.
A cart rolls it around the workshop, and the Mobile Workshop brings the bench along.
Set the stack on the Systainer³ SYS-RB Cart, twist one catch, and the whole stack is locked on and rolling, around the workshop or out to the vehicle.
It takes M, L and XXL footprints, Systainer³ and T-Loc alike.
The Mobile Workshop MW 1000 is a trolley with an MFT worktop and SYS-AZ drawers, so the bench and the tools arrive together, and it folds to fit through a narrow hallway.
The MW 1000 Basic keeps the trolley and a smaller worktable.
Foam turns a case into a home for the tool. Cut layered Kaizen foam until the fit is exact or drop in a pre-cut insert — then your tools stop rattling, stop wearing, and always ride in the same spot. Open the lid and know instantly if something's missing.
Six heights of Systainer³ M, three of L and two of XXL mean there is a case proportioned to the tool, from a driver set to a full-size track saw.
Pair the right height with the right insert and every tool gets protection without wasted space.
A SYS-AZ drawer gives a systainer the pull of a cabinet drawer. Slide it out, open the lid all the way, and the contents are in reach without lifting the case off the stack.
The Ready-to-Assemble SYS-AZ Cabinet is built for those drawers, goes together nearly without tools, and sits under a Festool MFT. Gang several side by side and the storage grows with the workshop.
The Mobile Workshop MW 1000 is a second bench when you need one: an MFT worktop on a trolley, with SYS-AZ drawers underneath for the tools that belong to it.
When the job is done it folds and rolls into a corner.
Systainer³ Rails screw into a cabinet you build or already own, so each case rides on its own pair and slides out without disturbing the rest.
bott Runner Kits do the same job inside bott racking, adjust up and down for case height, and carry bott drawers and wire baskets on the same frame.
The Systainer³ Base bolts to a wall, a floor, or the underside of a bench, and a twist of the catch locks a Systainer³ onto it. A case lives where you want it, at eye level or under a bench, and lifts off in a second. Put a SYS-AID on one and first aid is always in the same place.
Perfo Lid Inserts turn a Systainer³ M or L lid into a bott Perfo panel for hooks, holders and magnets. All metal, screws included.
It is the same hole pattern as bott racking, so the same accessories move between the lid, the workshop wall and the vehicle.
WHY SYSTAINER
The entire system of Systainer is about efficiency, compatibility, and productivity. Everything just works so well together. It's so well thought out that it feels like a no-brainer to me. I think it's worth it for everybody to get into.
It really is an enabling platform. It lets us go mobile if we need to, or gives us storage in a small shop where you're space-constrained and need quick access. Bring the tool to the work, as opposed to the work to the tool.
Faster, easier, smarter. That's how I feel. They look cool, and customers are impressed. It just makes it fun! You can interchange parts and customize it to what you need. Being organized, neat, and clean is essential, but it also makes me feel good, and I think it makes the client feel good!
If I could describe the Systainer system in three words, I would say mobility, organization, and durability. I've been using these for 20 years and I've never broken one, and I'm not even very nice to them.
The possibilities are endless with Systainer. They're lightweight, compact, and you can make them your own. The portability is second to none. At the end of the day, I just look around my workspace, interlock them together, put them on a Sys-Cart, roll them out, put them in the van, and I'm done.
I like having Systainer on the job because it's very easy to load them in and out, especially in a tight remodeling situation. The boxes tuck nicely in a corner and stack, and I can change the stack throughout the day to have what I need on top. It just looks professional to the client when they come in and see everything put away at the end of the day.
ANATOMY OF A SYSTAINER³
Eight features that turn a case into a system.
T-Loc Catch
One twist opens the lid, locks it shut, or links the case to the one below, with one hand. Swap the catch for any of 12 colors.
Stacks and Locks
The bottom of every case keys into the top of the one below, so a stack sits square and locks together with the catch.
Three Generations, One Stack
Systainer³ stacks on T-Loc and on the original Classic-Line. Thirty years on, they all still stack.
Lid Handle
Folds flat when not in use, so cases stack and slide into cabinets or bott racking. Swap it for any of 11 colors to match the catch.
Front Handle
Pull a case out of a stack or a rack without lifting it. On the 187 and shorter sizes it carries the case like a briefcase.
Built-In Rails
Rails molded into the base ride on Systainer³ Rails in a cabinet, or on bott Runner Kits in bott Smartvan and bott workshop racking.
Label Slots
Two slots on the front, so a stack reads from across the room, with your name or your brand on it if you like.
Made by TANOS in Germany
TANOS designs and produces every systainer, whatever the name on the lid. Light, rigid ABS, built to last.
T-Loc Catch
One twist opens the lid, locks it shut, or links the case to the one below, with one hand. Swap the catch for any of 12 colors.
Stacks and Locks
The bottom of every case keys into the top of the one below, so a stack sits square and locks together with the catch.
Three Generations, One Stack
Systainer³ stacks on T-Loc and on the original Classic-Line. Thirty years on, they all still stack.
Lid Handle
Folds flat when not in use, so cases stack and slide into cabinets or bott racking. Swap it for any of 11 colors to match the catch.
Front Handle
Pull a case out of a stack or a rack without lifting it. On the 187 and shorter sizes it carries the case like a briefcase.
Built-In Rails
Rails molded into the base ride on Systainer³ Rails in a cabinet, or on bott Runner Kits in bott Smartvan and bott workshop racking.
Label Slots
Two slots on the front, so a stack reads from across the room, with your name or your brand on it if you like.
Made by TANOS in Germany
TANOS designs and produces every systainer, whatever the name on the lid. Light, rigid ABS, built to last.
PAIR IT. PACK IT. DRIVE IT.
Systainer³ is designed to seamlessly integrate into bott Smartvan racking, allowing you to go from workshop to worksite with ease.
BUY INTO IT, OR BUILD UPON IT
Fifty units or a few thousand. Whatever you sell, show or ship, it can travel in a systainer, or you can make the inserts, mounts and racking that work with one. Two programs, one conversation to start.