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An unopened container, usually made of corrugated cardboard, containing merchandise as it was received from the vendor.
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An unopened container, usually made of corrugated cardboard, containing merchandise as it was received from the vendor.
Container that features an integrated pallet and has fixed side walls.
Refers to collapsible, hand-held plastic containers used mostly for produce handling in closed loop packaging systems.
A combination container that has both stacking and nesting features. Can be stacked ands nested in 90 degree and 180 degree combination.
Openings on all four sides of a pallet or the base of a pallet container, which allow fork truck handling.
Strap that links the fork openings on the base of a pallet container. Fork straps can allow the use of a container on conveyors.
Spring-loaded clips on collapsible pallet containers that automatically lock hinged sidewalls and optional doors.
Refers to the mechanism that locks containers when they are stacked on top of another container. This feature allows safe and secure shipping load units.
A box, frame, crib or enclosed container used to store or ship goods.
Comparison of the number of collapsed containers that equal the height of one upright container. The higher the ratio, the higher the savings with return shipments.
Maximum content weight a container can safely hold.
A process used to fill orders for quantities less than a full case thereby requiring ordered items to be picked from a case or some similar container.
A load securing device that often can take the place of containers or bins. This device consists on iron posts and connecting frame members resting on the four corners of a pallet creating an open container in appearance with a certain amount of load retention ability. The frames are removable for storage, but when in use, the loaded pallets can be block stacked on the floor. This is a particular advantage for unit loads that would not stack safely without the rigid frame. There are other attachments such as special metal frames and welded wire gates, but none of these allow for pallet stacking.
A crane that is configured to "straddle" a load and often is wheeled. Often used in lumber yards or to move large containers at sea ports.
A form of powered conveyor used to transport heavy unit loads such as pallets and industrial containers. These conveyors can be single or double chain strand in configuration. This chain is not only the driving force but it is also the part which comes in direct contact with the load and provides friction which pulls the load forward. In some cases, free rollers on either side of or between the chain provide additional support to the load. Short sections of double strand chain conveyors are a common means of transferring loads at right angle to/from another straight section of roller conveyor.