SYS-RLZ Systainer³ S 76 Wall Bracket

A high-use S 76 has a way of ending up everywhere but where you need it: shelved across the shop, out on the bench, or buried mid-stack where reaching it means unstacking everything above. The bracket gives it a fixed home at the point of use, off the shelf, off the bench, and out of the stack, so the case you reach for most stops being the hardest one to get to. Build Your System Pick the color for the category it holds. The bracket comes in the Tanos range that matches the S 76 bodies, so a color-coded shop stays color-coded on the wall, and the case tells you what it holds before your hand moves. These are common shop conventions, not rules. Match the color to the scheme you already run. Carmine Red — first aid, or imperial (standard) fasteners. Red reads as safety across the shop, so it is the natural pick for a first aid S 76. Sky Blue — metric fasteners. Daffodil Yellow — construction fasteners: lags, anchors, TapCons, and construction screws. Deep Orange — electrical smalls, low and high voltage. Sapphire Blue — accessories, tools, and project-specific parts. Festool Green — household and consumables. Light Grey — household and general storage. Anthracite Grey — parts and hardware, organized by label. Black — a neutral for a category of your own. Key Features At-the-ready on the wall — holds the S 76 at eye level, off the shelf and out of the stack, so a high-use case is one motion to take down and one to put back. Six-point mount, screws included — fixes to the wall at six points and ships with the #4 stainless screws to install it, so there is nothing to source first. Concealed behind the case — once the S 76 is seated, the bracket sits behind it and out of sight. Content-agnostic — built to hold the S 76, not to dictate what goes in it, so it earns its place on the cases you reach for most. Compatibility / Notes Fits the Systainer³ S 76 (size S, the successor to the T-Loc Mini). Mounts to a wall or a bench side; six-point fixing with the included #4 stainless screws. One bracket holds one S 76. Run several to turn a strip of wall into an at-a-glance map of your most-used cases. A FORG3D and longhillstreet partnership: the base design is longhillstreet's "the invisible," out of Germany, produced by FORG3D in North America as part of the system. The bracket is a home for a high-use S 76, not a stacking solution. For building the S 76 into a stack, see the Systainer S Rack. System Links SYS-RLZ — Systainer storage on forg3d.store Systainer³ S 76 cases at the Systainer Store FAQs What Systainer does the S 76 Wall Bracket fit? It fits the Systainer³ S 76, the size S case that succeeded the T-Loc Mini. One bracket holds one S 76. Who designed the S 76 Wall Bracket? It is a FORG3D and longhillstreet partnership. The base design is longhillstreet's "the invisible," out of Germany; FORG3D produces it in North America so it is available here as part of the system. How is it different from the Systainer S Rack? The S Rack builds the S 76 into a stack. The wall bracket puts a single high-use S 76 on the wall on its own, a fixed at-the-ready home for the case you would otherwise stack, shelve, or leave out. Many shops use both. Your Workflow. Without Limits.