Heavy-Duty
Stacking Containers

How to choose stacking containers

Decide first on material and capacity. Most models are polypropylene (117 items) for chemical resistance and light weight. Carbon steel variants (25 items) add strength where needed. Recycled PP (6 items) and polyethylene (2 items) are also available. Load capacities are commonly 150 lb (85 items), 350 lb (25 items), 180 lb (18 items), and 250 lb (10 items); one product has a 1,800 lb rating.

Finishes and sizes in practice

Pick a finish to match your workflow: gray (45), blue (31), black (23), red (19), green (10), yellow (10), clear (8), and white (2). Common footprint and height examples include 42" x 18" x 75", 19.875" x 15.25" x 12.438", 16.5" x 17.5" x 12.5", and several 19.75"-wide bin depths.

Sizing and capacity guidance

Match bin footprint to shelving bay widths and pallet patterns. Use 150 lb bins for light parts and pick modules; choose 350 lb or 250 lb bins for heavier loads. Verify the single 1,800 lb option where extreme capacity is required.

Shipping and lead times

125 of the 150 products are made in the USA and have 1–2 business day lead times; 25 items have 3–5 business day lead times. Twenty-five items ship LTL freight; the remainder ship ground.