“Crates” refer to sturdy containers typically made of plastic or wood, used for the storage, transportation, and organization of various goods and materials within industrial, commercial, and agricultural settings.

Specifications:

• Material: Constructed from durable materials such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic or wood, ensuring strength and resilience to withstand heavy loads and repeated use.
• Size and Capacity: Available in various sizes, shapes, and capacities to accommodate different types of items, ranging from small components to larger products.
• Stackability: Designed with stackable features to optimize vertical storage space, allowing for efficient use of warehouse or storage areas.
• Handles: Equipped with ergonomic handles for easy lifting, carrying, and maneuvering, enhancing user convenience and safety during transportation.
• Ventilation: Some crate designs may include ventilation holes or slots to allow for airflow and prevent the buildup of moisture or condensation, particularly for perishable or moisture-sensitive items.
• Nesting Capability: Certain crate models offer nesting capabilities, allowing them to be nested inside each other when empty to save space during storage or transportation.
• Labeling: Provides labeling areas or holders for attaching labels, tags, or barcodes for efficient inventory management and tracking purposes.
• Compatibility: Compatible with various handling equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks, or conveyors, facilitating seamless integration into existing material handling systems.

Features:

• Durable construction for long-lasting performance in demanding industrial environments.
• Stackable design to optimize storage space and facilitate efficient inventory management.
• Ergonomic handles for easy lifting, carrying, and maneuvering during transportation.
• Ventilation options to prevent moisture buildup and maintain product quality for perishable items.
• Labeling areas or holders for efficient inventory tracking and identification.

Applications:

• Warehouses and distribution centers
• Manufacturing and production facilities
• Agriculture and farming operations
• Retail stores and supermarkets
• Food and beverage industry