I have a few of these for my Metabo concrete saw, concrete grinder, 18v narrow nose grinder, 18v tapper, one for 18v batteries and another to keep HPT batteries for my 36/18 tablesaw and the work great. All attach up to my Festool systainers.
I have a few of these for my Metabo concrete saw, concrete grinder, 18v narrow nose grinder, 18v tapper, one for 18v batteries and another to keep HPT batteries for my 36/18 tablesaw and the work great. All attach up to my Festool systainers.
I like them. I have maybe a dozen or so. I far prefer them to the Turnbuckle Systainers, as I find their interconnection more secure, and the connector doesn't regularly fly off across the floor in the same manner as Festool's & Mafell's does. They probably aren't quite as secure as the original Sustainers are.
I severely dislike the metal latches of Metabo systainers, and also their normal tool cases. That metal latch is just always in the wrong position and flips around like an inflatable tube man.
I have a Metabo jigsaw and a Metabo hammer drill and I had them in the original cases they came with. I got sick of those with their metal latches so I thought I'd try their Metaloc and I got very quickly sick of that metal latch too. So out with the Metaloc and I got me two classic Metabox systainers instead.
Metabo changes their systainers more than Tanos/Festool. :0
The Metal latch Metaloc are just fine. You can't open mid stack with them, but they have a proper "side" handle. They have clearance issues latching onto one of my vacs for some reason.
They've been discontinued, however, and Metabo now have the "Metabox" (isn't that what they called the classic systainers when they bought them from Tanos/Festo?). I haven't seen them in person. They're...different. I would hope they're compatible with t-loc.