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Used Stackable Storage Bins

Stackable Bins

Stackable storage bins are a cost-effective solution that is ideal for storing material and supplies. These bins can be used for shipping specialized products in warehouse and manufacturing facilities. The bins stack on top of one another to save space and protect products. Stackable storage bins can be used for any space that requires additional storage. Aside from storage, the stackable storage bins are also great for transportation of various materials. The interlocking aspects allow bins to be repositioned so that they are appropriate for any space that needs extra storage. A positive feature of these used stackable storage bins is that they are reusable and recyclable. This allows these storage bins to be reused repeatedly.

Storage bins are made of high-density polyethylene material and are waterproof, chemical resistant, and they will not rust, corrode, or bend. Various sizes and capacities are available and American Surplus Inc. guarantees the lowest prices on used stackable bins every day.

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Used Lewis Stack-N-Nest Bins
Used Lewis Stack-N-Nest Bins
  • Reusable & Long-Lasting
  • Great Bulk Storage
  • Improves Space Efficiency
  • Increase Productivity
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Used Quantum Giant Stack Bins
Used Quantum Giant Stack Bins
  • Stack and Nest Totes
  • Long-Lasting Durability
  • Great for Storage and Transportation
  • Nationwide Shipping
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Stackable storage plastic totes or bins are made from high density synthetic resins specifically for the many types and styles necessary for various applications. Plastic totes are resistant to most chemicals and solvents. Most totes have handles for ease in moving and stacking when filled. Due to the ribbing designed into the filled tote, it maintains its sturdiness and rigidity when being moved. Plastic totes are able to be palletized and moved with a forklift, or conveniently maneuvered via a tote cart.

Plastic totes are designed to withstand a wide range of temperatures and still perform. Typically, most totes are designed for stacking and nesting. An internal rib on both sides of the tote provides the bearing surface to rest the upper tote. Stacking can be achieved by moving the upper tote from the nesting position up then turning 180 degrees for stacking. Used plastic totes are an especially good value due to their longer life cycle and priced at over 50% less than new totes.