News

Small parts storage is required in nearly all stores, even in Australia’s toughest worksites.

BAC Systems will once again be a leading exhibitor at National Manufacturing Week, to be held in Melbourne on May 26-28. BAC Systems will be showcasing its range of modular storage systems and workshop equipment. In particular, BAC will be demonstrating how its latest product, the “BAC 77” Racking, Shelving and Drawer System, will suit just about any conceivable industrial storage requirement.

BAC Workbenches are renowned for their strength and durability, and when combined with a modular BAC Drawer Storage Cabinet efficient and functional workspaces are created. Engineering and manufacturing companies around Australia have recognised this and have readily implemented BAC Workplace Solutions in their facilities.

BAC’s latest and most versatile storage system yet, the BAC “77 Series” has once again expanded its range through the release of BAC Heavy Duty Drawer.

The new BAC 77 Series is a modular storage concept, combining different storage devices, such as pallet racking, shelving and horizontal and vertical drawers into a single system.

Acknowledging the need for dust control in all major industries, BAC Systems has developed an entirely original range of Dust Control Modules.

BAC Systems has a long tradition of Research and Development that not only answers the current needs of industry, but also anticipates its future needs. A BAC product release guarantees a new system or concept that not only caters for the timeless needs of storage and warehousing, but also forges ahead.

At BAC Systems, we have found that prevention is the best cure for dust. Our new range of BAC Dust Control Drawer Storage Modules offers a pre-emptive solution to the problem.

BAC Automotive Workstations have been an Australian revolution in Aftersales Service culture. Car dealerships now have a solution for their workshop fit-outs that is both functional and extremely attractive. The BAC Technical team has now utilised its modular range of industrial storage modules to provide custom workstations across Australia. The most recent of these fit-outs is to be found in the refurbished Peter Warren Mercedes.

It is a joy to be able to work with equipment that is well made. This is a fact with which we all agree as our industrial culture has elevated “Reliability” to the status of being a virtue.

A workbench has to be versatile. Even with the rapid growth of lean manufacturing, it is inevitable that a benchtop has to be flexible enough for multiple applications.

The growing trend in the Australian workplace is to adopt Lean Manufacturing systems in order to minimise production costs and to add better quality control to the manufacturing process.