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Storage Cabinets

Heavy-gauge steel cabinets configured with shelves, color-coded bins, or lockable access-control fronts, built to organize and secure small parts on the shop floor.

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Steel Storage Cabinets

Steel Storage Cabinets

Steel storage cabinets are the workhorse for organizing small parts, tools, and MRO stock on the shop floor, heavy-gauge welded construction that stands up to daily handling far better than a shop-built shelf or a plastic bin rack. Every cabinet is configured to what you're storing: open shelves for bulkier stock, color-coded small-parts bins for high SKU counts, or a mix of both in the same unit.

We carry one core cabinet line plus a smaller second selection, including antimicrobial cabinets, all-welded cabinets, and three more cabinet series. With 448 configurations across gauge, size, shelf/bin layout, and door style, this is a quote category: send us what you're storing and we'll spec the right cabinet and price it with freight.

Shelves, Bins, or Both: Sized to What You're Storing

How They're Built

Shelves, Bins, or Both: Sized to What You're Storing

Shelf cabinets carry bulkier or irregularly sized stock on adjustable shelves that reposition as your inventory changes. Bin cabinets break the same footprint down into color-coded small-parts bins, red, blue, or yellow, in counts that run from a handful up past 130, built for fasteners, fittings, and other high-SKU-count parts that get lost on an open shelf. Combination units mix shelves, door-mounted trays, and bins in one cabinet when your stock doesn't split cleanly into one category.

Gauge and mobility are the other two calls. 12 gauge steel is the heavier-duty build for high-traffic areas and rougher handling; 14 gauge covers lighter-duty storage at a lower cost. Cabinets come mobile, on a caster base for staging parts at point of use, or stationary for a fixed location. Listed prices on individual cabinets are reference only, with this many gauge, size, and configuration combinations, and freight on heavy steel, we quote every order rather than sell off a posted price.

Applications

Where Storage Cabinets Fit

MRO & Maintenance Parts

Small-parts bin cabinets keep fasteners, seals, fittings, and spares organized and countable, instead of buried loose on a shelf or in a bench drawer.

Tool Cribs & Secure Storage

Access-control cabinets add a lockable front to restrict who can get to high-value tooling or controlled inventory, without changing how the rest of the floor is organized.

Multi-Shift Production Floors

Double shift cabinets are built for handoff: organized so the next shift finds parts and tools exactly where the last shift left them.

Why Steel Cabinets

Organized, durable, and locked down when it needs to be

12 & 14 Gauge Steel Construction

Choose the gauge for the job: 12 gauge for high-traffic, heavy-handling areas, 14 gauge for standard-duty storage at a lower cost.

Configured to the Parts You Store

Adjustable shelves, color-coded bins, door-mounted trays, or a combination: built out to match your actual inventory, not a generic layout.

Access-Controlled When It Needs to Be

Lockable access-control fronts restrict entry to designated cabinets for high-value tools or restricted inventory, while the rest of your storage stays open shelving.

Tell us your gauge, configuration, and floor space.

Send your shelf or bin needs, security requirements, and dimensions, we'll spec the right cabinet and send a written quote with freight included.

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Built for Small-Parts Organization

Built for Small-Parts Organization

Color-coded bins turn a jumble of fasteners and small hardware into a system anyone on the floor can find their way around: red, blue, and yellow bins slotted into a welded steel frame, with counts scaled to how many part numbers you're tracking. Door-mounted trays add storage on the inside of the cabinet doors without eating into shelf space.

Adjustable shelves handle the rest: bulkier stock, oddly sized parts, anything that doesn't belong in a bin. Shelves reposition on the frame as your inventory changes, so a cabinet configured for today's parts mix keeps working as it shifts.

Locked Down When It Matters

Locked Down When It Matters

Access control cabinets add a lockable front to a standard storage cabinet: the same heavy-gauge steel construction, with entry restricted to whoever holds the key. It's the right call for high-value tools, calibrated equipment, or any inventory you don't want open to the whole floor.

Mobile cabinets put that same organization on a caster base, so parts and tools travel to the point of use instead of sending someone across the floor and back. Stationary units cover everything else: fixed storage that isn't moving once it's placed.

Storage Cabinets

Key Features

  • 12 gauge and 14 gauge steel construction options
  • Adjustable shelf configurations from 2 up to 6+ shelves
  • Color-coded small-parts bins (red, blue, yellow) in counts from a handful up past 130
  • Combination units with shelves, door-mounted trays, and bins in one cabinet
  • Mobile units on a caster base for point-of-use staging, or stationary for a fixed location
  • Access control cabinets with lockable fronts for restricted or secure inventory
  • Double shift cabinets built for organized shift-to-shift handoff
  • One core cabinet line, plus antimicrobial cabinets, all-welded cabinets and three more cabinet series

Frequently Asked Questions

12 gauge is the heavier build: it holds up better in high-traffic areas or under rougher day-to-day handling. 14 gauge is standard-duty and costs less, and it's plenty for most stockrooms and parts storage that isn't taking a beating. Tell us where the cabinet is going and what's around it and we'll recommend the gauge.
Shelves suit bulkier or irregularly sized stock and give you flexibility as inventory changes. Bins suit small, high-SKU-count parts (fasteners, fittings, hardware) that get lost on an open shelf; they're color-coded (red, blue, yellow) and come in a wide range of counts. Combination cabinets mix shelves, door trays, and bins in one unit when your stock spans both.
It's a standard storage cabinet with a lockable front, used to restrict who can get to what's inside: high-value tooling, calibrated equipment, or any inventory you want to keep secured rather than open on a shelf. It's a general-purpose locking cabinet, not a regulated medical or pharmaceutical storage product: if you need drug storage cages that meet DEA requirements, that's a separate line; ask and we'll point you to it.
This is a quote category. With 448 configurations across gauge, size, shelf/bin layout, and mobility (plus freight on heavy steel cabinets) posted prices are a reference point, not a delivered price. Send us your configuration and we'll quote it accurately, freight included.

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