Every warehouse supervisor knows the moment when manual pallet handling stops being workable. The heaviest pallets exceed 2500 kg, the dock...
This 520×380×130mm round hole stackable plastic crate is engineered for light-duty industrial logistics and cold chain storage applications. Manufactured from high-impact food-safe HDPE resin, it provides an ultra-shallow nominal working volume with internal dimensions of 465×350×120mm and a multi-layer thickened rib structure for enhanced load-bearing capacity and structural stability. The uniform round eye mesh design ensures superior ventilation, drainage and product visibility, making it ideal for small fresh produce transportation and storage. The integrated handle design enables easy manual handling and compatibility with standard forklift and conveyor systems. The stackable profile ensures efficient vertical space utilization, reducing logistics costs and optimizing warehouse density. With a net weight of 1.1kg, the crate is durable, reusable, and compliant with food safety standards, making it suitable for small fruit and vegetable transport, cold chain distribution, warehouse management and supermarket operations.
Characteristics:
| Model | BG-523813-SC |
| Material | HDPE |
| External Dimensions (L×W×H) | 520×380×130mm |
| Internal Dimensions (L×W×H) | 465×350×120mm |
| Weight | 1.1kg |
| Capacity | 19L |
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