What locks onto Makita MakPac
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Festool Systainer3 locks on directly brand says so
“Compatible with Festool, Systainer and other similar systems.” — makitatools.com (archived) ↗, checked Sep 30, 2026. Read from the Internet Archive's 2026-09-19 copy of Makita's MAKPAC page. Makita does not name a Systainer generation.
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Metabo MetaLoc no longer sold locks on directly reported
“Boxes from different manufacturers are compatible and can be stacked and clipped together.” — en.wikipedia.org ↗, checked Sep 30, 2026. Both are listed as Systainer-compatible variants.
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Metabo metaBOX with an adapter: Metabo metaBOX multi-adapter plate, 626900000 brand says so
“Suitable for Metabo MetaLOC, Systainer Classic/T-LOC, Hikoki HIK-System, Makita MAKPAC, Sortimo/Bosch L-BOXX and Dewalt T-STAK.” — metabo.com ↗, checked Sep 30, 2026.
Others people ask about
These come up in searches next to Makita MakPac. We have no source saying any of them locks onto it, so mixing them means separate stacks. Each comparison lines the two lineups up part by part.
Same brand, different latch
Makita also sells Makita MAKTRAK. We have no source saying it locks onto Makita MakPac, so don't assume a shared brand means a shared latch.
The Makita MakPac lineup
Makita MakPac is Makita's modular tool storage system, launched in 2014. Modular Toolbox lists 13 products in it: 6 tool boxes, 4 drawer boxes, 1 small-parts organizer and 2 dollies & carts. Prices on file run from $50.99 to $222.99. It stacks with Festool Systainer3, Metabo MetaLoc and Metabo metaBOX (with an adapter).