Snap-on's EPIQ Tool Storage Unit Keeps Tools Fully Charged

Snap-on’s EPIQ Tool Storage Unit Keeps Tools Fully Charged

In today's busy service shops, the traditional tool box just won't do - technicians need more than just a place to store their tools. They need a complete productivity system that’s designed to work the way that technicians in the 21st century work. They need the power of Snap-on's new EPIQ tool storage unit featuring PowerHouse ....

In today’s busy service shops, the traditional tool box just won’t do – technicians need more than just a place to store their tools. They need a complete productivity system that’s designed to work the way that technicians in the 21st century work. They need the power of Snap-on’s new EPIQ tool storage unit featuring PowerHouse.

There are many cutting edge benefits that set EPIQ apart from the standard tool storage unit; one of them is its PowerHouse. This area offers built-in power access so technicians can plug in their diagnostic tools, laptop computers, cell phones, iPods or digital cameras. Everything they need to use throughout the day is fully charged and within their reach, while keeping the drawer access clear. PowerHouse is also lockable, so when techs leave the shop at night, they will have the confidence that their valuables will be safe and secure.

“EPIQ is like no other product available in the market,” said Chris Potter, president of tool storage for Snap-on Tools. “It’s a fresh approach to tool storage, offering the innovations that are important to today’s technicians. No one else offers a tool storage unit with a place for technicians to power their electronic equipment. With EPIQ, Snap-on is changing the way that technicians work; better organization and less wasted time equal improved productivity.”

To get full details and specs on EPIQ and its PowerHouse feature, contact a local Snap-on franchisee or visit www.snapon.com/epiqpower.

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