Snap-on's New Epiq WorkCenters Provide Increased Storage Space
Snap-on Tools' new WorkCenters for Epiq are designed to fit on top of the roll cabs to significantly increase the technicians' working space and provide more secured storage in the service bays

Snap-on Tools' new WorkCenters for Epiq are designed to fit on top of the roll cabs to significantly increase the technicians' working space and provide more secured storage in the service bays.
Available in four different sizes, the Epiq tool storage units feature increased storage capacity with its taller, full depth case design. The units are designed with Snap-on's standing seam and corner gusset design and supports Epiq system modular overheads.
Gas springs and cam action allow the door to open easily and smoothly in one motion. The WorkCenters are lit by LED technology, available as an added feature. Stainless steel inside walls enhance lighting and are capable of using magnetic accessories for more flexible storage options.
"Snap-on's Epiq WorkCenters fit on all Epiq work surfaces, including PowerTop and PowerHouse, to give technicians even more space to work, power the tools that they need in their service bays and securely lock their tools up in the evening," said Chris Potter, president of tool storage for Snap-on Tools. "Plus, with the easy-to-use, smooth door action, they have quick access to the tools they use most."
More info: www.snapon.com/epiqpower
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