Collection: Network containers

The main difference lies in visibility and the type of stored material. The mesh container is ideal when it is crucial to quickly identify the contents without having to move the unit, improving picking efficiency. The container full (in steel)However, it is necessary for storing small parts, powders, shavings, or materials that could escape from the mesh of the net.

Both offer the same structural solidity, but must be chosen based on the size and nature of the goods to be stored.

Yes, absolutely. Our metal mesh containers are designed with feet or centralizing profiles that ensure a precise fit during overlapping. This feature ensures that the stacks of containers are stable and safe, preventing accidental slips.

It is however essential to always respect the maximum declared capacity per column, avoiding overloading the container at the base, to operate in full compliance with workplace safety regulations.

The choice mainly depends on the need for inspection and the type of load.

I steel containersare ideal for small parts, sawdust, or component parts, as they ensure a complete closure that prevents material from escaping.

I instead, are preferred when immediate visual inspection is necessary, product ventilation is required, or when you want to reduce the weight of the container itself to facilitate manual movement. Both solutions offer superior mechanical resistance to plastic, making them ideal for intense uses in the workshop.