Sanlarix Work JK-161 Electrician Tool Backpack

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CARRY YOUR WORK, NOT THE CLUTTER

 

The Sanlarix Work JK-161 Electrician Tool Backpack is designed for technicians who need to move tools between work areas without losing control of their setup. With 14 tool pockets and three zippered storage compartments, frequently used tools, accessories and smaller parts can be separated instead of mixed together in one large space. Its Oxford cloth body, reinforced wear areas and molded bottom are made for practical everyday use, while the backpack format helps keep both hands available when moving between jobs.

 

MOVE BETWEEN JOBS WITH LESS IN YOUR HANDS

 

Service work often means carrying more than just tools. A ladder, test equipment or additional parts may need to move with you as well. The backpack format shifts your primary tool setup onto your shoulders so your hands stay available for the rest of the job.

 

ORGANIZE AROUND THE TASK

 

Different jobs require different tool groups. Keeping testing equipment, hand tools and smaller accessories in separate areas makes the setup easier to understand at a glance and reduces unnecessary searching during the job.

 

DESIGNED TO STAND WHERE THE WORK HAPPENS

 

Tool bags are rarely used only on clean desks. Workshop floors, technical rooms, vans and installation sites all become temporary workspaces. The molded bottom gives the JK-161 a structured base and helps keep the fabric body separated from the surface underneath.

 

MORE VISIBLE WHEN THE LIGHT CHANGES

 

Utility rooms, garages and late service calls do not always offer ideal lighting. The reflective X-shaped front detail is designed to become more noticeable when direct light reaches the surface.

 

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Description

CARRY YOUR WORK, NOT THE CLUTTER

 

The Sanlarix Work JK-161 Electrician Tool Backpack is designed for technicians who need to move tools between work areas without losing control of their setup. With 14 tool pockets and three zippered storage compartments, frequently used tools, accessories and smaller parts can be separated instead of mixed together in one large space. Its Oxford cloth body, reinforced wear areas and molded bottom are made for practical everyday use, while the backpack format helps keep both hands available when moving between jobs.

 

MOVE BETWEEN JOBS WITH LESS IN YOUR HANDS

 

Service work often means carrying more than just tools. A ladder, test equipment or additional parts may need to move with you as well. The backpack format shifts your primary tool setup onto your shoulders so your hands stay available for the rest of the job.

 

ORGANIZE AROUND THE TASK

 

Different jobs require different tool groups. Keeping testing equipment, hand tools and smaller accessories in separate areas makes the setup easier to understand at a glance and reduces unnecessary searching during the job.

 

DESIGNED TO STAND WHERE THE WORK HAPPENS

 

Tool bags are rarely used only on clean desks. Workshop floors, technical rooms, vans and installation sites all become temporary workspaces. The molded bottom gives the JK-161 a structured base and helps keep the fabric body separated from the surface underneath.

 

MORE VISIBLE WHEN THE LIGHT CHANGES

 

Utility rooms, garages and late service calls do not always offer ideal lighting. The reflective X-shaped front detail is designed to become more noticeable when direct light reaches the surface.

 

OPEN ONLY WHAT YOU NEED

A practical storage system should not require a full unpack every time work starts. Open the section you need, take the tool for the task and leave the remaining equipment organized inside.

REFLECTIVE DATAIL THAT RESPONDS TO REAL LIGHT

The reflective front design is best understood in motion. A real moving light source shows how the surface reacts without artificial effects or technical graphics.

ONE BACKPACK. DIFFERENT TYPES OF WORK

The JK-161 is designed to move with the technician rather than stay in one workshop. Its backpack carry, separated storage and structured construction make it practical across maintenance, installation and service work — wherever your essential tools need to arrive organized and ready.

FAQ

How many tool pockets does the JK-161 have?

The JK-161 is designed with 14 tool pockets, helping keep frequently used tools and smaller accessories separated and easier to access.

How many zippered storage compartments are included?

The backpack features three zippered compartments, giving you separate zones for different groups of tools and equipment.

What material is the backpack made from?

The main body is made from Oxford cloth, with reinforced wear points and a structured molded bottom for everyday work environments.

What are the backpack dimensions?

The approximate dimensions are 41 × 33 × 17.5 cm (16.1 × 13 × 6.9 in). Small manual-measurement variations may occur.

Are the tools shown in the images included?

No. The product includes the tool backpack only, unless the package contents specifically state otherwise. Tools shown in images are for demonstration purposes.

Reviews

I use it mainly for service calls and the backpack format is much more convenient than carrying another case by hand. My tester, insulated tools and small parts all have separate places, so I can quickly see what I brought with me

Lukas Schneider

The molded bottom is one of the details I like most. I regularly put the bag down in utility rooms and garages, and it stays upright instead of collapsing. The inside also gives me enough separation for my everyday electrical tools

Thomas Berger

Good size for maintenance work without feeling oversized. The shoulder straps make moving between floors easier, and I like keeping small electrical accessories separate from the larger hand tools.

Daniel Hoffmann