Three Materials, Three Jobs
Three materials, because the box follows the job. Iron boxes are painted and built for workshop and site durability where the box gets thrown in a truck bed. PP plastic boxes are light and rust-proof — the right answer for DIY, site and household use where weight matters more than armor. Stainless steel boxes are polished for corrosion resistance and the professional look, and they clean up after a dirty job.
Each build carries a carry handle, and the three sizes — 14, 17 and 19 inches — run from a hand-carry organizer to a box that takes a full socket set and hand tools.
Where Tool Boxes Go
Mechanics and mobile service take the iron and stainless boxes for daily truck loading; electricians and plumbers the mid sizes for a working kit; site and construction crews use them for tool control on the job; and the household channel buys them for garage and vehicle storage.
- Mechanics & mobile service — daily truck loading
- Electricians & plumbers — a working kit in one box
- Site crews — tool control on the job
- Household — garage and vehicle storage
Packing & Program Notes
Packing is 12 pieces per carton at 14 inches and 9 pieces per carton at 17 and 19 inches, in export cartons — the count steps down as the boxes take more space. Polybag, color box or blister packing can be arranged for retail-facing programs.
MOQ is 10 cartons per material. From 50+ cartons, custom packing and logo printing can be arranged for buyers selling under their own brand.
Tools Box — FAQ
What materials are available?
Iron, PP plastic and stainless steel.
What sizes are available?
14, 17 and 19 inches.
Does it have a handle?
Yes, each box has a carry handle.
What is the MOQ?
10 cartons per material, with logo printing from 50+ cartons.
