Developed and distributed by TANOS, the patented systainer® case system provides secure packaging and clear organisation of fasteners, tools, as well as small consumable materials, and can be stacked and linked together for a bespoke storage system.
The systainer® system offers an endless range of potential applications in many different industries and are a popular choice in trades and industrial applications. The storage system is available as a number of solutions – the most popular for sorting the small parts are Systainer³ Organizer, Systainer³ M 112, as well as the Universal Systainer³ L 137.
“Thanks to our standardised manufacturing processes, we guarantee consistent, high product quality and quality control in Germany and Europe,” comments Denny Kähn, head of marketing and product management at TANOS GmbH. “Our research and development department, with highly qualified engineers and product managers, work continuously on accessories, variables, internal features and easy linking options to make the systainer® a truly smart system.”
The Systainer³ Organizer is ideal for simple and secure transport and maximum mobility. With a uniform packaging and transport system, which can be optimally integrated in TANOS’ bott vario3 vehicle equipment, everything is organised and securely stowed away from the workshop to the mobile job site. Every small consumable material has its place and is clearly sorted. The different boxes can be inserted and removed individually and a transparent lid also allows users to see inside. Available in two sizes –
M and L – this organiser is 100% linkable and compatible with other systainer solutions.
The Systainer³ M 112 is ideal for storing small parts with its low height. It also features a precisely fitting lid to ensure firm and secure transport, which can be conveniently transported upright with its front handle. Also available is the Universal Systainer³ L 137, which is perfect for storage of bigger volumes as it comes with six different size dividers – offering lots of space for small parts, consumable materials or small tools.
Having spent a decade in the fastener industry experiencing every facet – from steel mills, fastener manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, as well as machinery builders and plating + coating companies, Claire has developed an in-depth knowledge of all things fasteners.
Alongside visiting numerous companies, exhibitions and conferences around the world, Claire has also interviewed high profile figures – focusing on key topics impacting the sector and making sure readers stay up to date with the latest developments within the industry.
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