FACILITY MAINTENANCE SERIES

Champion Tool Storage Facility Maintenance Series was designed to provide technicians with a more robust tool storage solution that is easily transported and built tough enough for Industrial and Military users. ​​
Our 16" and 20" pneumatic wheels allow the unit to easily roll over cords, large cracks in concrete and asphalt, and even over lumber and debris. Proudly made in the USA, the Facility Maintenance Series is built to withstand the harsh conditions of the job site and to protect the tools you use every day. Our units are constructed with thick gauge welded steel housings, steel drawers, ball-bearing drawer slides, and powder coated finishes. These boxes can tolerate heavy handling and transportation using aircraft tow tugs, tractors, and utility vehicles . They allow simple and secure storage for technician tools as well as designated locations for specialty tools. The heavy-duty Facility Maintenance Series is flexible and maneuverable making transport of tools and parts fast and easy. No other tool box on the market  can provide the versatility and durability of the Facility Maintenance Series. 
Built in the USA with the toughest components and a lifetime warranty.

​This is the ultimate  service solution!

CTS1.5PC

The CTS1.5PC provides tool storage, bulk and parts storage, and a 1/8" thick aluminum work top. This unit can be moved by hand or towed with a tow tug. These units can also be provided with power inlets and outlets.

CTS2PC

The CTS2PC provides tool storage, bulk and parts storage, and a 1/8" thick aluminum work top. This unit can be moved by hand or towed with a tow tug. These units can also be provided with power inlets and outlets.

CTS3TR

The CTS3TR can be utilized for many applications and includes weather tight roll up doors on each side. The interior can be built to suit with interior & exterior lighting. This is the ultimate aviation service solution.
Champion Tool Storage is proud to manufacture our products in the USA at our Hood River, Oregon facility. 
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