UniRail Sytem
Boller MFG UniRail System – The Universal Systainer Rail Solution
Unlock the full potential of every Systainer you own – Generation 1, Generation 2, and Systainer³ – with the UniRail System.
For years, owners of classic Systainers have been left behind: no official rail option existed for Gen 1 and Gen 2 cases, and even Festool’s own Systainer³ rails demand deep cabinets that waste valuable shop or van space. The UniRail System changes that completely.
The complete UniRail System consists of three precision-3D printed rails that mount side-by-side in a single cabinet only 406 mm wide × 296 mm deep. That’s 47mm shallower than cabinets required for official Systainer³ rails, letting you reclaim floor space or fit more storage in the same footprint.
Key Features & Benefits
- True universal compatibility – Gen 1, Gen 2, and Systainer³ boxes slide and lock perfectly on the same set of rails
- Mixed stacks work flawlessly – stack any generation on top of any other and still access every box independently
- Rock-solid 5 mm lift-to-release locking – boxes stay securely locked when fully pushed in; perfect for mobile workbenches and van fit-outs (shake-proof even on rough roads)
- Zero wasted space – every box slides out individually; no more unstacking towers to reach the bottom one
- Ultra-compact cabinet design – fits standard 300 mm deep cabinets or shallow garage/van walls
- Simple, repeatable installation – includes mounting templates and full instructions
Each UniRail is 3D printed from high-strength plastic, designed and tested for durability, and made to last a lifetime in professional environments.
Whether you’re a professional tradesperson needing fast access in the van, a serious woodworker organizing the shop, or a dedicated hobbyist with decades of mixed-generation Systainers, the UniRail System finally brings modern rail storage to all of your boxes – without compromise.
Transform the way you store and use your Systainers.
Add the complete UniRail System to your cart today and get every box on rails tomorrow.
