Tool bag / case / box ?? What's recommended

[Jackc]

Hi guys, I am a alarm engineer fitting and servicing alarms fire/intruder CCTV door access and security lights.
I'm a bit sick of carrying my bag around. Have seen theses metal cases anyone recommended one for me ?
I don't know if they look reliable.

Cheers in advance

 

[Marvo]

I was recently enquiring about tool bags here http://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/electrical-tools-products/88930-tool-case.html

There were some nice cases with wheels that someone recommended on the thread.

 

[uksparks]

I think if you are only doing limited jobs, as in doing one type of work, you can probably get away with a slick looking tool case, like a technician type thing rather than a tool bag / box.

 

[The Finch]

I am a fire systems engineer, I've got the ck magma bag and an antler polypropylene heavy duty briefcase with the basic stuff in, I find the cheaper aluminium cases not as good they end up battered, have a look on eBay as daft as it sounds, that's where I got mine, a lot cheaper than rs etc or look at http://www.millsltd.com/shop/products/3804-tools/tool_storage or http://www.pottertonscases.co.uk/products.asp?cat=17&categoryname=Tool-Cases

 

[shanky887614]

Hi guys, I am a alarm engineer fitting and servicing alarms fire/intruder CCTV door access and security lights.
I'm a bit sick of carrying my bag around. Have seen theses metal cases anyone recommended one for me ?
I don't know if they look reliable.

Cheers in advance

has it not got a shoulder strap or are you looking for one with wheels ajd what idls your budget?

we could recommend solutions from 50-£200 quite easily but need to knoe a price.

if you want the best you can get give pelican a call and they will make you one.

it will cost a lot but they make them for military use

 

[Jackc]

Cheers guys got one of them cheapish cases to see how I get on with it