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Plastic bulk containers by type

We quote new plastic bulk containers in ten forms. The first question is whether the empties travel: if they go back to a supplier, a folding container pays for itself; if they stay in your plant, a fixed-wall bin is simpler. After that, footprint and heaviest load decide the model.

  1. A charcoal collapsible bulk container on a warehouse floor with its front drop door folded down
    A collapsible bulk container with its drop door down.
    Collapsible bulk containersWalls fold onto the base so empties go back at a fraction of the space. The container for supplier loops.Specs and quote
  2. Stacks of folded charcoal collapsible containers loaded in the back of an open trailer at a dock
    Folded collapsible containers stacked in a trailer for the trip back.
    Tall collapsible containersAbout 46 in high and 2,000 lb class, for product that is bulky before it is heavy. Still folds to under 14 in.Specs and quote
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    Folding field bin with a drop door, assembled and folded. Drawing, not to scale.
    Folding field binsLight polypropylene bins with a drop door in every wall, folding to 10 in. For fields and pick lines.Specs and quote
  4. A charcoal collapsible container beside a corrugated gaylord box on a wooden pallet
    A plastic container beside a corrugated gaylord on a pallet.
    Plastic gaylordsThe buyer's name for a plastic pallet container on a gaylord footprint. What it means and which one fits.Specs and quote
  5. A grey plastic pallet container carried on the forks of a forklift across a yard
    A plastic pallet container carried on a forklift.
    Plastic pallet boxesContainer and pallet in one piece, rigid or folding, in footprints from 32 x 30 to 78 x 48 in.Specs and quote
  6. A charcoal fixed-wall bulk container with its drop door open, filled with metal stampings
    A fixed-wall container with its drop door open on a load of stampings.
    Fixed-wall bulk containersRigid one-piece bins with drop doors and four-way entry, for in-plant work where empties stay put.Specs and quote
  7. Light grey solid-wall plastic bins on a wet tiled floor in a food plant
    Solid-wall bins in a washdown room.
    Plastic bulk binsPallet-size bins for plants, processors and recyclers, solid or vented. Chosen by job.Specs and quote
  8. White plastic fruit bins stacked eight to thirteen high behind a fence, red bins stacked beside them
    Fruit bins stacked eight to thirteen high in a packing-house yard.
    Macro binsOne-piece harvest bins that nest when empty: 1,500 lb, 190 gallons, 150 to a truck.Specs and quote
  9. A sleeve pack: a grey twin-wall plastic sleeve on a black pallet base, its lid lying beside it on the floor
    A sleeve pack: base, sleeve, and the lid beside it.
    Sleeve packsA pallet base, a removable sleeve and a lid. For parts lifted off rather than picked out.Specs and quote
  10. lid
    A lid seated on a bulk container. Drawing, not to scale.
    LidsMoulded covers matched to the container's rim. Quoted on the same line as the containers.Specs and quote

Not sure which?

Send the footprint, what goes in, the heaviest fill and whether the empties come back. We will name the container and say why. The collapsible or fixed wall guide covers the main choice, and sizes by footprint lists the heights each footprint comes in. Most row images are illustrative, generated, not photographs of our stock; the macro bin row is a photograph. Credits are on the about page.

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