Smooth Sided Stackable Steel Parts Bins

Smooth-sided stackable steel parts bins deliver the durability and efficiency your operation demands. Made of heavy-gauge steel with precision-welded seams, these bins can take years of harsh use while maintaining structural integrity. The smooth sides improve safety during handling and make cleaning easier by reducing the accumulation of dust, grease, or debris that you get in corrugated containers. Their clean design makes them great for both in-plant storage and inter-facility transport of parts and finished goods.

These bins let you standardize your staging and storage for maximum efficiency on the production floor. The uniform construction allows for maximum cubic utilization and consistent stack heights. This ensures stable, secure stacking even when fully loaded. Each bin nests exactly atop another to optimize vertical space and minimize your storage footprint. Forklift-friendly bases and optional drop gates provide easy access and movement between assembly lines, work cells, and shipping areas.

These steel parts containers are ideal for distribution spaces because of their exceptional versatility and strength for bulk storage and order picking. They are also returnable for shipping between suppliers and OEMs. Smooth interior walls prevent product snagging and protect delicate components and painted parts during handling and transit. The steel construction withstands rough handling and high-temperature environments that often exceed the capabilities of plastic or wire mesh bins. The long service life provides significant cost savings compared to disposable packaging or short-lived alternatives.

Improve your product management systems and support 5S workplace organization initiatives with containers that bring uniformity and order to your operation. These reusable, sustainable containers reduce waste and improve efficiency by eliminating one-time-use packaging. Our stackable steel bins represent the durability and precision that modern manufacturing and distribution operations demand, whether they’re on the factory floor, in your warehouse, or being used for closed-loop logistics.