Tool bags and backpacks

This tool backpack group brings together a range of models. It includes shoulder-carried backpacks, baskets and hand-carried bags. Belt pouches are included as well. It serves electricians, mechanics and maintenance staff. It also serves vocational trainees and DIY users. The range is organised by carrying style, material such as 600-denier polyester or genuine leather, number of compartments and capacity.

Examples include the Cimco backpack 170410 measuring 490 x 230 x 390 mm, the POWER backpack 170534 supplied with 19 VDE tools, the FERVI hand-carried basket 0905, and the FERVI leather belt pouch 0254. Alongside these are CIMCO shoulder straps, leather belts and quick-release belts for combined use. The content below presents features, classification by function, selection guidance by need and usage notes. Titania distributes genuine imported FERVI and CIMCO goods, with transparent origin information.

This group brings together many types of tool backpacks. They are used by electricians, mechanics and maintenance staff. They are also used by vocational trainees and DIY users.

• Shoulder-carried backpacks
• Baskets and hand-carried bags
• Belt pouches

The range is arranged by carrying style, material, number of compartments and capacity, helping buyers narrow down their choice quickly. For work involving frequent movement between job sites, a shoulder-carried tool backpack frees both hands. This makes it easier to climb ladders or walk around a workshop. When tools need to be placed next to the work position, semi-rigid baskets and hand-carried bags hold their shape better.

When only a few basic items are carried, a belt pouch keeps tools within immediate reach. In terms of material, the range includes 600-denier polyester models, 1680-denier polyester models and genuine leather models imported from Italy. Some codes come with tools supplied, for example the POWER backpack 170534 with 19 VDE tools, or the Facility backpack set 170427 with 96 pieces. Other codes are left empty so users can arrange their own tool sets. Besides bags and backpacks, there are also CIMCO carrying accessories for combined use.

• Padded shoulder straps
• Leather belts
• Quick-release belts

A total of 61 codes are listed, ranging from small hip pouches to backpacks with a 30-litre capacity. The content below presents features, classification by carrying style and selection guidance based on the nature of the work.

Features and materials

Material largely determines the weight and the care requirements of a tool bag. The range splits into three main directions: thick woven polyester, tear-resistant heavy-duty canvas and genuine leather. Each direction serves different working conditions, from outdoor sites to carpentry and mechanical workshops. Semi-rigid construction appears in some basket and hand-carried bag models, keeping the bag walls from collapsing when the lid is opened.

600-denier polyester is used in the hand-carried basket 0905, the basket 0906 and the hand-carried bag 0902. Code 0902 measures 370 x 203 x 254 mm and includes a padded shoulder strap. The bag 0395 uses 1680-denier polyester, measures 480 x 250 x 225 mm, has 19 compartments of various sizes and a steel handle covered with soft rubber.

In the genuine leather group, the belt pouches 0254 and 0264 are imported from Italy, with code 0264 in the characteristic tan leather colour. The tear-resistant canvas direction is represented by the bag 0409 for work at height, with 10 compartments and a quick-release belt strap worn around the waist.

Classification by carrying style

Carrying style is the first criterion to consider when choosing. Shoulder-carried backpacks suit long distances and climbing. Baskets and hand-carried bags are convenient when working at one fixed position and needing a wide opening. Belt pouches hold a small number of tools at the hip. The range covers all three groups, along with hybrid models combining hand carry and shoulder carry.

Shoulder-carried backpacks

The tool backpack 170410 measures 490 x 230 x 390 mm, weighs 3.13 kg and can be used both as a back-carry and hand-carry item. Code 170534 uses a water-repellent shell, measures 390 × 230 × 490 mm and comes with 19 VDE tools. The model 170607 is aimed at industrial maintenance technicians in the PRO line.

The group of backpacks supplied with tool sets also includes 170482 with 41 pieces and 170455 with 29 tools, both compiled for Dutch electricians. The Facility backpack 170427 comprises 96 pieces, 4 zippered compartments, 3 inner pockets, 2 outer pockets and a metal hook for a tape measure. The Ergo XL-30 backpack 170435 has a 30-litre capacity.

Baskets, hand-carried bags and belt pouches

The basket 0905 follows a semi-rigid design, while 0906 adds a shoulder strap. The semi-rigid bag 0904 can be used both as a hand-carry and shoulder-carry item, aimed at industrial maintenance workers and electrical and plumbing repair. The bag 0390 has 14 compartments in a variety of sizes. The bag 0395 has an adjustable shoulder strap.

Carrying accessories for combined use

The accessories group helps replace damaged straps or add carrying options to existing bags and tool cases. It includes padded shoulder straps, leather belts, quick-release belts and chin straps for safety helmets. These codes are specified by length or adjustment range, so the measurements should be checked before ordering.

The shoulder strap 170660 is made of synthetic fibre, with a thick shoulder pad and a metal carabiner hook for quick attachment to CIMCO tool bags. The shoulder strap 170275 is intended for the Gigant-S and Klassik cases, continuously adjustable from 75 to 135 cm, with a 120 mm wide shoulder pad. The belt 170670 is 1,550 mm long, made of water-repellent polyester with a plastic quick-release buckle.

The belt 170680 combines full-grain cowhide with industrial polypropylene, and its 865 mm length allows waist adjustment. The 4-point chin strap 140268 secures electricians' safety helmets, uses elastic material, adjusts from 200 to 350 mm and limits the helmet slipping off when working at height or in strong wind.

How to choose according to your needs

First, determine how you move around each day. Work that involves climbing ladders and covering long routes calls for a shoulder-carried backpack. On-site installation work and tasks inside switchboards can use a basket or a semi-rigid hand-carried bag. Carpentry and mechanical trades often only need a belt pouch for a few hand tools used continuously.

Next, count the tools you need to carry and compare with the number of compartments. The bag 0395 has 19 compartments, the bag 0390 has 14 compartments, and the bag 0409 has 10 compartments for light tools. Those new to the electrical trade can look at backpack sets supplied with tools such as 170455 or 170482.

Finally, compare the external dimensions with the storage space in your vehicle or tool cabinet. If you need further advice on capacity, number of compartments or carrying accessories, open the page for each code above to view detailed specifications. Then get in touch to place an order following the instructions.