C.K Magma Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case lightens the load
C.K Magma’s new Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case (MA2652) combines numerous features and benefits to make every task that much easier.
C.K Magma’s new Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case (MA2652) combines numerous features and benefits to make every task that much easier.
Ideal for all terrain use, this wheeled case offers more storage than ever before and will transport a fully laden toolkit which, with test equipment and power tools, can top 20kg.
Regular research with professionals has highlighted the demand for wheeled storage instead of having to carry a heavy toolkit, which can carry the risk of injury. With back problems a significant cause of loss of working days for all trades, the C.K Magma Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case has been designed to take the strain, providing quick and easy transportation of a heavy toolkit to any location.
Great features and benefits
The C.K Magma Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case offers a range of features and benefits. Its balanced design includes a durable chassis, wheels and a telescopic handle, ideal for effortless movement of larger toolkits, test equipment and power tools, whether on a factory site, or commercial premises.
More storage now includes 50 pockets/compartments, with handy vertical pockets for clear visibility and organisation of tools, with other quality features including: Adjustable straps for easier access to main pocket compartment; lockable zip system for extra security; an extra wide main compartment with a red lining for high visibility; a hard protective divider between tools and test equipment; and a zip down front panel for A4 document storage.
For further information, visit www.carlkammerling.com.
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