T-BOXX 120 Car First Aid Kit DIN 13164

Ensuring first aid is available in the mobile working environment is a central duty for every tradesperson and self-employed individual, going beyond mere legal compliance. In professional vehicle management, the quick availability of first aid supplies plays a crucial role in enabling appropriate responses in emergencies. The T-BOXX 120 car first aid kit DIN 13164 by Sortimo represents an intelligent solution here, which not only meets legal requirements but is also integrated into highly organized van racking systems through its modular design. For professional tradespeople who value order, safety, and efficiency, this product offers a combination of norm-compliant equipment and flexible mounting, making life easier on the construction site or in the service vehicle. The box is designed to be used in both passenger cars and vans, and its compact design allows it to fit even in tight spaces without sacrificing functionality.

The construction of the T-BOXX 120 is based on a robust material mix that guarantees durability and protection for the contents. The housing consists of high-quality plastics such as ABS, PC, and PP, which are impact-resistant and chemically resistant, while the lid is made of transparent material to keep the contents always in view. Stainless steel components are used for mechanical fastening and the internal structure, preventing rust and increasing stability. The external dimensions are 357 x 205 x 85 mm, while the usable internal area is dimensioned at 253 x 177 x 58 mm. This corresponds to a load space of 0.045 m², providing sufficient space for a complete first aid kit. The box's own weight is 1.19 kg, making it handy and easy to transport without compromising stability. Despite the low weight, the product is designed for a maximum payload of 5 kg, with the lid capable of withstanding a load of up to 100 kg. These values demonstrate that the T-BOXX 120 can serve not only as a container but also as an integral part of a stable load securing construction.

A key advantage of this model is the clear visual distinction between the empty transport box and the specific variant equipped with first aid supplies. The variant described here is explicitly equipped as a car first aid kit DIN 13164. This means that the contents comply with legal requirements for vehicles of class M1 (passenger cars). The transparent lid is more than just a design element; it serves for quick inspection. Used or missing first aid supplies stand out immediately, as the contents remain visible through the clear material. This enables proactive maintenance of the first aid kits before an emergency occurs. For professional use, it is crucial that the first aid kit DIN 13164 is compliant and regularly inspected. The Sortimo T-BOXX 120 supports this process through its clear structure and the ability to easily exchange the contents if necessary, without having to dispose of the entire box or clean it in a cumbersome manner.

The areas of application for the T-BOXX 120 are diverse, covering both private and commercial applications. It can be used in both passenger cars and vans, making it a versatile solution for fleet operators. Using the integrated ProClick hook, the T-BOXX 120 can be placed in various locations on the van racking or in the vehicle. This hook is spring-loaded and automatically returns to its original position after removal, ensuring uncomplicated handling. The box can be attached to the van racking systems SR5 and Globelyst4 without tools and is compatible with all ProClick products from Sortimo and partners such as Bosch. This flexibility allows the first aid kit to be positioned exactly where it is most quickly accessible in an emergency, whether directly next to the driver's seat or in a highly visible position on the side wall of the vehicle.

The classification within the Sortimo system sets the T-BOXX 120 apart from conventional first aid kits. It is the compact new addition to the T-BOXX family, optimizing the practical transport possibility for small parts. With the distinctive grid and crown features of the T-BOXX 320 and 330, it ensures efficient securing and organization of the Insetboxes. Its coupling feet enable a practical connection with the lids of the larger models, while a locking mechanism prevents unintentional release. Whether transported individually or in a group, it fits seamlessly into any Sortimo van racking. This system compatibility is particularly relevant for tradespeople who already work with Sortimo products such as the Globelyst or the SR5. Integrating the first aid kit into the existing system ensures a uniform appearance and maximum utilization of storage space. By using standard components such as the ProClick hook, it is ensured that the first aid kit does not function in isolation but serves as part of a holistic organizational strategy in the vehicle.

To clarify common uncertainties when dealing with first aid kits, here are answers to relevant user questions. Which first aid kit is required for passenger cars? In Germany, a first aid kit according to standard DIN 13164 is required for passenger cars. This must contain certain minimum equipment, which differs from that for vans or trucks. Is the first aid kit DIN 13164 compliant? The T-BOXX 120 in the variant with first aid kit is specifically designed for this and meets standard DIN 13164. However, it is important to note that the contents must be checked regularly, as first aid supplies can expire or be used up. Where can I buy a small passenger car first aid kit? Such specialized products are available in the Sortimo online shop as well as at authorized dealers for van racking. The Sortimo T-BOXX 120 offers the advantage here that it is available directly as a system component. What contents must a DIN 13164 first aid kit have? The standard stipulates that a first aid kit for passenger cars must contain, among other things, adhesive strips, wound dressings, eye wash, bandages, and other specific items, the exact list of which is defined in the standard. The contents of the T-BOXX 120 are tailored to this. Is the first aid kit also suitable for vans? Generally, a different standard often applies to vans (class N1), for example DIN 13164 for vehicles, which, however, differs in the size and equipment of the kit. The T-BOXX 120 is primarily designed as a car first aid kit DIN 13164. For vans, it should be checked whether the contained kit meets the requirements of the respective vehicle class. Often, a larger first aid kit is required, which is why Sortimo also offers larger models in its range. Nevertheless, the box can serve as a container if the contents are adapted accordingly.

In summary, the T-BOXX 120 car first aid kit DIN 13164 offers a high-quality solution for first aid supply in mobile daily work. It combines the necessity of legal compliance with the demands of modern van racking. Through the materials ABS, PC, PP, and stainless steel, it is resistant to the harsh conditions in the trades. The technical data, such as the external dimensions of 357 x 205 x 85 mm and the weight of 1.19 kg, show that it is compact and light, but still withstands a maximum payload of 5 kg and a lid load of 100 kg. Integration into the Sortimo EcoSystem via the ProClick hook makes it a flexible component that fits seamlessly into SR5, Globelyst4, and other systems. For every professional who wants to optimize their van racking, the T-BOXX 120 is a worthwhile investment in safety and order. It ensures that the right material is at hand in an emergency and supports the regular maintenance of first aid equipment through its clear design. With the T-BOXX 120 from Sortimo, tradespeople and fleet operators have a tool at hand that effectively combines safety, norm compliance, and organization.