Organize and secure tools on-site—these chests have built-in shelves to keep your supplies sorted. Also known as job boxes, they’re built from powder-coated steel, so they’re durable enough for demanding sites and resist rust. To prevent break-ins, the padlock shackle is fully concealed. Gas springs help the lid open and close smoothly.

Add electricity inside by punching out the knockout and installing the included weatherproof grommet.

Chests with drawers keep small items organized and close at hand. These chests also have a shelf with a lockable door to keep contents secure. When opened, the door folds down for extra working space.

Styles A, D, E, and F latch closed when you slide the locking rod. The locking components are also powder-coated steel to resist rust. For added stability when lifting, these chests have forklift pockets on each end.

Styles B and C lock automatically when you close the lid thanks to a built-in spur—there’s no need to slide a rod into place. The locking components are stainless steel and protected by the chest itself, so there’s little chance they’ll weaken from corrosion. All have a removable shelf that can be taken out to make room for tall equipment or used as a portable tool tray. You can also flip the shelf upside down to create a work surface. Slotted forklift pockets add stability when lifting and allow you to lift from any side.

Install lifting brackets (sold separately) to move chests with a crane or other lifting equipment. Styles B and C have pilot holes already drilled. Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.

Add casters (sold separately) to make chests mobile. Casters for Style B have mounting plates with bolts welded on, so they're easy to install. Slip the caster plate onto the bolts and secure with the included nuts. Style C comes with casters installed.

Push or roll heavy equipment straight into these chests. The front opens and a ramp extends, so you don’t need to lift anything over the side. Also known as job boxes, these chests are built for the demands of your site—they’re made from durable steel that’s powder-coated to resist rust. To prevent break-ins, the padlock shackle is fully concealed. Slide your forklift’s forks into the pockets on the bottom to move them. You can lift them from any side.

To add electricity directly inside these chests, punch out the knockouts and install the included weatherproof grommet.

Style A can also be moved with a crane and other lifting equipment using lifting brackets (sold separately).

Style B have fold-away shelves to create space for storing tall equipment. The interior of these chests has an additional storage compartment for small valuables. Add a padlock (sold separately) to lock the chest, or two to also secure small valuables in the interior compartment.

Add casters (sold separately) to make chests mobile.

Mesh sides on this cabinet allow air circulation and visibility. Forklift access allows easy transportation to and from your job site. The doors open wide for visibility and access.

Keep your workplace safe and free up valuable floor space by storing drums outdoors. A secondary reservoir holds leaks from damaged drums and has removable grating for easy sump cleaning.

OSHA regulations restrict storage of more than 60 gallons of flammables with a flash point below 100° F in a single cabinet; do not exceed 120 gallons of any liquid with a flash point.

Store your flammables outdoors in these weather- and rust-resistant cabinets. They have a sloped top with a front overhang, a water-resistant seal, and a raised door sill to contain spills.

Self-closing cabinets, required in some jurisdictions, have fusible links that melt at 165° F to close the doors.

OSHA regulations restrict storage of more than 60 gallons of flammables with a flash point below 100° F in a single cabinet.

Store your flammables outdoors in these weather- and rust-resistant cabinets. They have a sloped top with a front overhang, a water-resistant seal, and a raised door sill to contain spills.

The self-closing cabinet, required in some jurisdictions, has fusible links that melt at 165° F to close the doors.

OSHA regulations restrict storage of more than 60 gallons of flammables with a flash point below 100° F in a single cabinet.

Secure tools, equipment, and other items as you move them around your facility. These trucks are padlockable to prevent unauthorized access. Mesh walls let you see inside and scan barcodes, even when they’re locked. For easy loading, they have a hinged top and drop-front gate, so you don’t need to lift equipment as high. Made from powder-coated steel, these trucks are built to last and resist rust. They have fork pockets if you need to lift them with a forklift instead of pushing them by hand.