waynelang2001
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Whats happening here ??? Where have all people interested in the FOGtainer gone ??
Brice Burrell said:I just thought of another option. Maybe some members would like just the logo latches to put on their regulars Systainers.
harry_ said:These dark systainers, how will they handle a day of direct sunlight. Get soft or brittle?
jonny round boy said:harry_ said:These dark systainers, how will they handle a day of direct sunlight. Get soft or brittle?
I can't say for 100% certain, but it shouldn't be a problem. Tanos make the systainers in Germany, and charge a top-end price, so I'd put money on the fact that the ABS they use is top-notch, quality material.
I accept your claim that they use top-notch, quality material but that does not stop the "normal" Festool systainers from yellowing over time. There is a very discernible difference in colour between the systainers that I purchased 6 years ago and the systainers that I purchased withing the last year.jonny round boy said:harry_ said:These dark systainers, how will they handle a day of direct sunlight. Get soft or brittle?
I can't say for 100% certain, but it shouldn't be a problem. Tanos make the systainers in Germany, and charge a top-end price, so I'd put money on the fact that the ABS they use is top-notch, quality material.
Frank Pellow said:I accept your claim that they use top-notch, quality material but that does not stop the "normal" Festool systainers from yellowing over time. There is a very discernible difference in colour between the systainers that I purchased 6 years ago and the systainers that I purchased withing the last year.jonny round boy said:harry_ said:These dark systainers, how will they handle a day of direct sunlight. Get soft or brittle?
I can't say for 100% certain, but it shouldn't be a problem. Tanos make the systainers in Germany, and charge a top-end price, so I'd put money on the fact that the ABS they use is top-notch, quality material.
By the way I am not complaining about this, just observing. Furthermore, this is something that I would expect to happen.
jonny round boy said:Frank Pellow said:I accept your claim that they use top-notch, quality material but that does not stop the "normal" Festool systainers from yellowing over time. There is a very discernible difference in colour between the systainers that I purchased 6 years ago and the systainers that I purchased withing the last year.jonny round boy said:harry_ said:These dark systainers, how will they handle a day of direct sunlight. Get soft or brittle?
I can't say for 100% certain, but it shouldn't be a problem. Tanos make the systainers in Germany, and charge a top-end price, so I'd put money on the fact that the ABS they use is top-notch, quality material.
By the way I am not complaining about this, just observing. Furthermore, this is something that I would expect to happen.
Frank,
You are of course correct - even the best quality plastics will deteriorate due to UV over extended periods of time. But the OP asked how they would hold up over the course of a day, not years. I think he was more concerned with the issue of a darker colour absorbing more heat from the sun & any consequential change in the physical properties rather than discolouration.
That is good news to me Peter.Peter Halle said:...
Frank, the placement of the logo was intentionally placed to fit the systainer one and remain at that same location referenced off the bottom edge of a systainer so that all the sizes could be offered versus just one.
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Peter
Peter Halle said:The majority did not want the logo on the latches.