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Bulk Containers

Collapsible and rigid industrial containers for holding and moving loose parts in volume.

BULK PARTS HANDLING

Containers for Loose Parts

Four container styles sit on this page: collapsible containers that fold down, heavy duty rigid containers, corrugated containers built for bulk parts storage, and parts containers meant to sit at a work station. All of them are for holding loose parts in volume rather than for shelving finished goods.

Collapsible units fold down when they are empty, which matters when containers cycle back empty and you are storing or shipping that empty volume. Rigid units stay assembled and are the simpler answer when the same containers stay in service in one building and nobody wants a fold-down mechanism to look after.

The right pick comes down to what the parts weigh, how much floor you can give up per container, and how the containers get moved and refilled. Tell us those three and we will narrow the list for you.

Collapsible or Rigid

CHOOSING A BUILD

Collapsible or Rigid

Collapsible containers pay off where empties have to go back somewhere or get stacked out of the way between runs. Rigid containers pay off where the containers stay in one place, stay loaded, and get handled hard.

The workstation parts containers are doing a different job. Those keep the parts an operator actually needs inside arm's reach of the bench, not out in a storage aisle.

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Bulk Containers

Key Features

  • Collapsible containers that fold down between uses
  • Heavy duty rigid containers
  • Corrugated containers for bulk parts storage
  • Parts containers sized for work stations
  • Build matched to part weight and how the containers move

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