Modular Trolleys, Tool Chests and Heavy-Duty Canvas Bags
42 products · Tool Storage and Containers
Our collection of modular trolleys, tool chests and heavy-duty canvas bags offers storage and transport solutions ideal for professionals in the building and industrial sectors. These products help organise and protect tools and equipment, ensuring greater efficiency and safety in the workplace. Discover our selection of high-quality products, available for prompt delivery and backed by AMES specialist technical support.
Professional applications
- Transport of tools and equipment for maintenance and repair work.
- Organisation of work areas for installation and assembly teams.
- Storage of equipment for building and industrial sites.
- Collection and transport of materials and tools for gardening and landscaping work.
Selected brands
AMES offers a selection of high-quality products from the Fervi and Husqvarna brands, known for their reliability and performance. Our product range has been chosen to meet the needs of industry professionals, ensuring maximum satisfaction.
Frequently asked questions
Can I customise my supply of trolleys and bags?
Yes, our team is on hand to help you put together the best supply package for your project. Contact us to discuss your specific needs.
What are the delivery times for the products in this collection?
Our products are available for prompt delivery. Our team will give you detailed information on delivery times when you place your order.
Tailored quotations and delivery to site: the AMES team puts together the best supply package for your project. Call us on 051 728529 or via WhatsApp for a free consultation.
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Products in this collection
Frequently asked questions: Modular Trolleys, Tool Chests and Heavy-Duty Canvas Bags
Which tool trolley should I choose for site or workshop?
The trolley should be chosen according to the weight to be carried and the type of ground. A modular trolley with drawers is handy for organising tools, while a trolley with a holdall suits longer routes. If you work outdoors, check the IP protection rating shown on the data sheet, such as the IP54 of the DeWalt TSTAK tool trolley.
Plastic box or aluminium case: what is the difference?
The plastic box is light and easy to move, with or without wheels. The aluminium case is sturdier and better resists knocks and weather, and is suited to transport on vehicles or motorcycles. Both protect tools from dust. Choose according to the means of transport and the weight to be loaded.
Which aluminium case should I choose for a van, motorcycle or trailer?
Svelt aluminium cases are designed for mounting on vans, motorcycles or towable trailers, and are identified by letter codes and shapes. The choice depends on the space available on the vehicle, the load dimensions and the intended fixing. Before buying, measure the compartment or mounting point, and check the manufacturer's indications for the maximum load.
Waterproof holdall or nylon bag: how do I choose?
A waterproof holdall protects its contents from rain and moisture, and is suited to outdoor work. A nylon bag is lighter and handy for keeping small tools tidy. Check the capacity in litres and whether it has wheels or straps. The catalogue includes a 60-litre holdall and a 100-litre wheeled holdall, for different needs.
Which bags or holdalls should I choose for carrying tools in a car?
For carrying tools in a car, a bag with a rigid base and a secure closure is best, so that tools do not shift while driving. The wheeled holdall makes it easy to move from the vehicle to the site. Secure the load in the cabin or the boot with straps, so that it does not move if you brake suddenly.
How do I organise a modular trolley with drawers?
Arrange tools according to how often they are used: the most used in the upper drawers and the heaviest at the bottom, to lower the centre of gravity. Use dividers or trays to separate the tools and keep them still during transport. Close the drawers before moving the trolley, and check that the wheels are locked when it is stationary.
How do I clean and store a work holdall?
Remove dust and mortar residue with a cloth or soft brush, without immersing the fabric. Let the holdall air-dry before storing it, to prevent mould. Keep it in a dry, closed place away from heat sources. Check zips, wheels and straps regularly, and replace any worn parts.
























