Tools & Toolboxes
Tool boxes, roller trolleys, cabinets, wall chaser grooving machines and body-shop hand tools — storage and tooling built for daily workshop use, not hobby duty.
Read the tools & toolboxes buyers' guide →Choosing a workshop tool box, trolley or wall chaser
A tool trolley earns its keep by keeping tooling at the vehicle instead of at the bench. Look at drawer count and depth, slide rating, castor quality and the top work surface — those are what separate a workshop trolley from a domestic tool box.
Fixed cabinets suit a permanent bay or a tooling store; roller trolleys suit technicians who move between lifts and benches. Lockable drawers matter in a shared workshop where tooling loss is a real cost.
The range also covers professional wall chaser machines — twin-blade wall cutting machines that cut clean, parallel chases for conduit and plumbing in brick and concrete, with dust extraction to keep the site workable. Alongside these we stock the body-shop hand tools that live in the trolleys: panel and spraying tools, DeVilbiss equipment and general workshop tooling.
Tool trolleys
Roller cabinets with lockable drawers and a usable work top.
Tool boxes
Portable and fixed storage sized for workshop tooling.
Wall chaser machines
Twin-blade wall chasers and wall cutting machines for chasing conduit into brick and concrete.
Hand tools
Panel, spraying and general workshop tools for daily use.
DeVilbiss
Spray guns and related equipment from a recognised paint-shop brand.
Nationwide delivery
Delivered across South Africa and exported into Africa.
Tools & Toolboxes — frequently asked questions
- How much does a tool trolley cost in South Africa?
- Price depends on drawer count, slide rating and build. Because the range spans compact boxes to full roller cabinets, each item is quoted on request.
- What does a wall chaser machine do?
- A wall chaser cuts two parallel slots in brick, block or concrete in one pass so the strip between them can be knocked out, leaving a clean chase for electrical conduit or plumbing. Our professional wall chasers run twin diamond blades with adjustable depth and width and a dust extraction port.
- What should I look for in a workshop tool box?
- Drawer slide load rating, castor quality on trolleys, locking, and whether the drawer layout matches the tools you actually store. Depth matters more than total drawer count.
- Do you supply spray guns as well?
- Yes — DeVilbiss spray equipment and related paint-shop tooling are part of this range.