Cheap Systainers!

[poshpaws]

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My other two turned up similar packaging
In addition one for ffx also turned up with similar packaging

 

[Sideways]

Packaging is on the lighter weight end of the scale…

Likewise. My 2nd delivery made it and these were like everyone else's. Less scruffy but even less packing that the first.

 

[sneggysteve]

Here they are - https://www.johnpyeauctions.co.uk/E...-Wales-SR32-1932-Medical-Storage-Boxes?page=2

Pallet delivered for £75

 

[johnwalls26]

No free samples and apparently made of the same ABS plastic as Lego. https://www.meddxsolutions.co.uk/ctp-mdxt.php

 

[sneggysteve]

Luckily for me John Pye is easy collection - just bagged 18 of these for £37.50

 

[TomGW]

I have a TS55 with its systainer. Initially I had considered sourcing a couple more for other tools but ended up buying £20 DeWalt T Stak boxes instead. Very similar dimensions and they feel a lot more robust.

 

[johnwalls26]

Luckily for me John Pye is easy collection - just bagged 18 of these for £37.50

Strange that the other John Pye Branches aren't offering these. Perhaps they were all held in a large warehouse in Wales, at least the going price for us not so local should hold. I decided to cover the "biological substance " lettering with tape. I guess the lucky South Wales bidders effectively get them free by selling a few to cover cost. My conclusion is that that normal carriers are likely to damage them, cardboard on the base and corners is essential.

 

[johnwalls26]

I have a TS55 with its systainer. Initially I had considered sourcing a couple more for other tools but ended up buying £20 DeWalt T Stak boxes instead. Very similar dimensions and they feel a lot more robust.

Agree, DeWalt are polypropylene more forgiving and almost as strong as brittle ABS, no weak corners and plastic connectors With hindsight the Tough system might be even better with seals.

 

[--Tom--]

I nearly bought more but thought hang on what would I do with 30 of them…..

 

[TomGW]

Agree, DeWalt are polypropylene more forgiving and almost as strong as brittle ABS, no weak corners and plastic connectors With hindsight the Tough system might be even better with seals.

I considered the Tough System but I already had T Stak organisers for screws etc so went for the same, as at least they stack properly on top of each other. I'm unlikely to use them clipped together but I can stack a few if I'm working out of the workshop and tidying up at the end of the day.
They were also on offer at Screwfix & others at £20 a couple of weeks ago.

 

[Dave Moore]

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If anyone is after cheap T-LOC sys 5 ebay seems to be flooded with them at the moment, people selling them literally by the pallet load! Only thing is they look to have been used for carrying medical samples so don't know what they might have contained

Examples below

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326023778715?itmmeta=01HR5MXET8Y72Q9E61AQXP815K&hash=item4be888119b:g:1kYAAOSwZ5Bl09wX&itmprp=enc:AQAIAAAAwEU0EGjcomFTmhsNkSA7KdNSfkqDW1qVy0KF6+Re5WbJnYzj9GYCyVdgMKzChTnLZmNikdWJVNCaAURoNlJ2Qg2ftpEPdFu1zfhKqCdE2QkO4OM+xml0p4RvuvxXOq2wo/WQLhx1JDi85dOuiY4G1gaeUHys9RiJZSr6hTf/84O5cZSeZQmL1eBXd9DKZ3BuL7MyfS/CHYpwKj8W/ps1UEawnmOXwej/DmnK/QH5/gD1PramFENlKgl4ekPtLYDGAQ==|tkp:Bk9SR5zt9bTBYw&LH_ItemCondition=3000

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326018950059?itmmeta=01HR5MXET8R7ZXKWWZAVPENVRC&hash=item4be83e63ab:g:cwsAAOSwAyJl1JpY&itmprp=enc:AQAIAAAAwG94RjF3V4/AsL96bhRb+G7FT31AmxFeikjoJ/JTHzhjDW12xz0CjRjt21lk3kWVy6UTvE/KBqU8fMhCQLCpt/1s9Vz64fIOQGi10cBN8XCAEDF9rOERhbjDwdYUqNZul/VkkRqmGYLjujEvcfm1OYkXaibPElIpafiU7UAAJ+vanjrrNxLijdQ8TqzOjP4/bfUeZQMNym1jz/+7xP+VddXjK2vxqY3lFWlcRfkg0tlURA3F9IhdjmKK1gwIjzSs0A==|tkp:Bk9SR5zt9bTBYw&LH_ItemCondition=3000

ace masks and visors probably

 

[--Tom--]

Luckily for me John Pye is easy collection - just bagged 18 of these for £37.50

If you have surplus let me know

 

[Alpha-Dave]

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ace masks and visors probably

No, they are clearly labelled “biological substance catagory B”, they were for transporting live covid tests.

https://www.ed.ac.uk/files/atoms/files/packaging-labelling-reqs-catb-infectious-substance.pdf