The Systainer3 S 76 can look, at first, like a simple successor to the T-Loc Mini it replaced. The Systainer S Rack changed that, expanding what the small case can do as part of a stack. The S Rack is a strong answer, but it is not the right one for every shop or every budget.
We adopted the S 76 anyway, and not as an afterthought. It became part of our own shop infrastructure and a linchpin in our product portfolio, because the case is genuinely adaptable: what goes in it is your call, and it earns a place in workflows the Mini never did. One gap surfaced quickly. If you wanted a way to organize and access your S76s other than the S Rack, there was not one. That is the gap our SYS-RLZ S 76 Wall Bracket fills.
The gap matters because of what happens to an S 76 without a home. The case you reach for most ends up on a shelf across the shop, out on the bench in the way, or buried in the middle of a stack where reaching it means unstacking everything on top. A high-use case should not be the hardest one to get to. The bracket keeps it off the shelf, off the bench, and out of the stack, and puts it on the wall at eye level: one motion to take it down, one to put it back.
Built Around What You Actually Reach For
Because the bracket does not care what is in the case, it earns its place holding the cases you touch the most. Mount the S 76 of go-to fasteners beside the bench. Put the first aid kit where anyone can find it without thinking. Stage a SYS-GRP setup on the wall so the workholding is ready before the job is. Run several brackets and the wall turns into an at-a-glance map of your most-used cases.
Color does part of that work for you. The bracket comes in the full Tanos range that matches the S 76 bodies, so a color-coded shop stays color-coded on the wall. Blue is one thing, red another, and the wall tells you which case you want before your hand moves. Nine colors cover the lineup: Sapphire Blue, Deep Orange, Festool Green, Anthracite Grey, Carmine Red, Light Grey, Sky Blue, Daffodil Yellow, and Black.
Built on longhillstreet's "the invisible"
The bracket is built on longhillstreet's "the invisible" mount, out of Germany, and we want to be straight about that. longhillstreet solved this problem well, and rather than reinvent it we partnered to produce it. The honest reason we make it is that we wanted it ourselves, to support how we run S 76s in our own shop and in our FORG3D Edition setups. Producing it means we can offer it to North American customers as part of the system rather than as a one-off.
Part of the SYS-RLZ Family
The S 76 Wall Bracket extends the SYS-RLZ family of Systainer storage. Where the S Rack builds the S 76 into a stack, the bracket puts it on the wall: a permanent, at-the-ready place for the S 76s you would otherwise stack, shelve, or leave out.
Each bracket fixes to the wall at six points and ships with the #4 stainless screws to install it, so there is nothing to source before it goes up. Once the case is seated, the bracket sits behind it and out of sight.
Start with the one case you reach for most, give it a place on the wall, and build out from there.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the S 76 Wall Bracket?
A wall mount for the Systainer3 S 76 (size S, the successor to the T-Loc Mini). It holds a high-use S 76 on the wall at eye level, off the shelf, off the bench, and out of the stack, so it's one motion to take down and one to put back.
Who designed it?
It's a FORG3D and longhillstreet partnership. The base design is longhillstreet's "the invisible," out of Germany; FORG3D produces it in North America so it's available here as part of the system.
What colors does it come in?
Nine, matched to the Tanos S 76 bodies: Sapphire Blue, Deep Orange, Festool Green, Anthracite Grey, Carmine Red, Light Grey, Sky Blue, Daffodil Yellow, and Black. A color-coded shop stays color-coded on the wall.
How does it mount?
It fixes to the wall at six points and ships with the #4 stainless screws to install it, so there's nothing to source first. Once the case is seated, the bracket sits behind it and out of sight.
What is it made of?
Additively manufactured in high-temperature thermoplastic.
How is it different from the Systainer S Rack?
The S Rack builds the S 76 into a stack. The bracket puts a high-use S 76 on the wall on its own, a permanent at-the-ready home for the case you'd otherwise stack, shelve, or leave out. Many shops use both.
Explore the system: SYS-RLZ on forg3d.store.
The S76 Wall Bracket by FORG3D
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