The Air Fryer That Fits the Systainer Format

Air Fryer, Dust Extractor, Festool, Systainer Stack

This is not a fitout. Nothing has been cut, foamed or mounted. Somebody set an air fryer down on a dust extractor outdoors, hose still connected, and then, one assumes, stood back and looked at it for a while.

The top of a Festool CLEANTEC extractor is a systainer connection surface — that is why a systainer clicks onto it and rides to the job with the vac. And a Ninja dual-zone air fryer turns out to have very nearly the footprint the format is built around. Set it down and it just sits there, square and stable, looking for all the world like a factory accessory.

There is a reason so many unrelated things land square on that rectangle. A systainer’s footprint is 396 x 296 mm — a nominal 400 x 300, which is also a Euro container size, one of the modules that tile a 1200 x 800 mm Euro-pallet. Anything designed to ship efficiently in Europe is working off the same grid, which is why the appliance aisle keeps turning up near-misses and the occasional direct hit.

So — would you make lunch on the job site out of your systainer stack? If you have already tried it, we want to see it: send it in.

And if you have ever wondered why systainers stack with each other, with the vac, and with the rack in the van, the answer is that one shared rectangle — see What Is a Systainer?.

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