Steel material boxes can be divided into: corrugated-plate material boxes, hanging-type material boxes, mesh material boxes and foldable mesh material boxes. The bottom adopts a rigid frame structure, welded from steel panels and steel support legs; the four upper side panels are welded with corrugated plate or flat plate; the upper part of a mesh box is welded from cold-drawn steel wire and sections.
The frame of a steel material box is usually welded from rectangular or square tubes; posts generally use square tube or angle steel, and lifting lugs are often welded to the top of the posts for stacking or lifting. Steel material boxes are not only strong in load capacity but attractive in structure, suiting both warehouse storage and long-distance transport. They are stackable and foldable, saving logistics cost and raising warehouse utilization; they work with forklifts, are flexible and convenient to operate, save labor cost and improve worker efficiency.
Steel material boxes come in varied structural forms, are convenient and flexible to use, and have a strong load capacity. They can usually be stacked on one another, moved within an area with a forklift, fitted with casters at the bottom, or lifted, shifted and lowered with an overhead crane. Steel material boxes are widely used in manufacturing and processing enterprises, product warehouses, and logistics storage centers, and are an important part of modern logistics warehousing equipment.
The dimensions of steel material boxes can be made to your product's actual requirements. When purchasing, tell us the external dimensions of the products to be stored; the designed load should meet usage requirements, as should whether the box is for storage or turnover, and whether stacking is needed.