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Bins & Totes

Multi-opening parts bins, stack and hang bins, plastic and wire totes, bulk containers, and the wire shelving to hold them.

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Small Parts Storage

Bins, Totes and Bin Shelving

Bins and totes handle the parts that are too small and too numerous to sit loose on a rack beam: fasteners, fittings, electrical components, spare parts for the line. This page covers multi-opening bin units that split one housing into a fixed grid of compartments, stack and hang bins that sit on a shelf or clip to a louvered panel, dividable grid containers, tip-out bins, plastic trays and organizers.

It also covers the larger containers that move material rather than sort it. Reusable and collapsible totes, straight-wall containers, bulk boxes, open hopper bins, wire mesh baskets, and containers built for granular and pourable stock. Conductive bins and totes are here as well, for components that need static control.

Wire shelving units from 24 to 72 inches wide round out the page, along with complete bin centers that ship as a frame already loaded with bins. Which combination fits depends on part count, part size, and how fast someone on the floor needs to see what is in stock.

Bin Units, Containers and Shelving

Choosing a Bin

Bin Units, Containers and Shelving

Multi-opening bin units divide a single housing into a fixed grid of compartments, which suits fastener and small hardware storage where a separate container per part number is overkill. One unit on this page runs 72 openings at 12 inches deep with louvered panel sides; another gives 36 adjustable compartments at 23-3/4 by 4-3/4 by 23-3/4. Stack and hang bins work the other direction: individual bins that stack on a shelf, hang on a louvered panel, or build out into a bin wall one part number at a time.

Complete bin centers skip the sourcing step, arriving as a shelving frame already loaded with bins, so a small parts wall goes up in one order instead of three. If what you are storing is bulk material or large parts rather than small components, the bulk boxes, open hopper bins and wire mesh containers on this page are the right end of the catalog.

Applications

Where Bins Do the Work

Fastener & Hardware Sorting

Multi-opening bins keep every bolt, nut, washer, and fitting size in its own compartment so a picker isn't hunting through a mixed bucket.

MRO Cribs & Spare Parts

Stackable and hang bins in a range of sizes handle spare parts, electrical components, and maintenance stock that turns over constantly.

Assembly Line Staging

Enclosed bin shelving stages small components right at the line, with color coding that lets an operator confirm stock without walking the aisle.

Why It Matters

Small parts stop disappearing

Built for the Small Stuff

Multi-opening bins and stackable totes are sized and compartmented for parts too small to justify their own shelf or pallet position.

Color Coding at a Glance

Color-coded bins and pre-loaded shelving units let anyone read stock status from across the room, not just the person who stocked it.

Stocked in Bulk, Priced by the Case

Most of this catalog ships in cartons: the right fit for a full stockroom buildout or a line-wide small-parts refresh, not a single container.

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Send us the part count, sizes, and where they're going, crib, line, or shelving wall, and we'll quote the right bins, totes, or pre-loaded shelving.

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Sorted Beats Searching

Sorted Beats Searching

A mixed bucket of fasteners costs time every single pick: someone has to dig, sort, and guess. A multi-opening bin fixes that permanently: every compartment holds one part number, and the person pulling stock knows exactly where to look before they get there.

That's the case for numbered-opening bins in an MRO crib or assembly line feeding station: the compartment count is chosen up front to match how many distinct part numbers actually need a home.

Color Coding Turns a Wall Into a Dashboard

Color Coding Turns a Wall Into a Dashboard

A shelving unit loaded with dozens of color-coded bins does something a plain shelf can't: it lets anyone read the state of inventory from across the room. Low stock in a color-coded section stands out before it turns into a stockout.

Stackable and hang bins extend the same logic to individual storage points, with color options that let a facility standardize its own coding scheme across every bin wall in the building.

Bins & Totes

Key Features

  • Multi-opening bin units with fixed compartment grids for fasteners and small hardware
  • Stack and hang bins, shelf bins, tip-out bins, dividable grid containers and organizers
  • Reusable, collapsible and straight-wall totes plus bulk boxes and open hopper bins
  • Conductive bins and totes for static-sensitive components
  • Wire shelving units from 24 to 72 inches wide, plus bin centers that ship pre-loaded

Frequently Asked Questions

A multi-opening bin (like a 24 opening bin) is one housing divided into a fixed number of compartments, built for sorting many small part numbers in one unit. Stackable and hang bins are individual containers in a range of sizes that stack on a shelf or hang on a panel, giving you one bin per part number instead of a shared grid.
Yes: enclosed shelving units come pre-loaded with dozens of color-coded plastic bins in a steel frame, which is the fastest way to stand up an organized small-parts wall without sourcing the frame and bins as separate purchases.
No: fixed steel cabinets with built-in bin storage are covered on a separate Steel Storage Cabinets page. This category is open bins, stackable totes, and bin-loaded shelving: not cabinets with doors that lock.
Most of this catalog is stocked and priced in cartons or cases for stockroom-scale orders. Tell us the part count and bin size you need and we'll quote the right case quantity.

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