A pair of standard bulk bins built to a customer-specified footprint, offered in two configurations to give the OEM flexibility within a single packaging program.
The top container is a solid-side bin with no drop-side doors — used where the operator loads from above and the contents stay sealed in until destination. The bottom container shares the same footprint but features two drop-side doors for full perimeter access during loading and picking. Both bins use ribbed panels on the front and back. The ribs are formed into the sheet metal to add structural strength without adding material—same principle as putting a bead in a flat panel to keep it from flexing under load. These are universal-use containers. They handle stamped parts, plastic components, hardware, or any general bulk product the OEM needs to move and store.
A pair of standard bulk bins built to a customer-specified footprint, offered in two configurations to give the OEM flexibility within a single packaging program.
The top container is a solid-side bin with no drop-side doors — used where the operator loads from above and the contents stay sealed in until destination. The bottom container shares the same footprint but features two drop-side doors for full perimeter access during loading and picking. Both bins use ribbed panels on the front and back. The ribs are formed into the sheet metal to add structural strength without adding material—same principle as putting a bead in a flat panel to keep it from flexing under load. These are universal-use containers. They handle stamped parts, plastic components, hardware, or any general bulk product the OEM needs to move and store.