Open fronted storage bins and semi open storage boxes

The open fronted storage bins are the professional and practical solutions for dividing spare objects and replacement parts in a functional way, in order to always have what you need at hand. The organization of components is essential to facilitate their finding and optimize the timing of production processes. For this reason, they are indispensable for hardware stores, workshops, warehouses so as to allow the prompt availability of the contents and rapid management.

All made of polypropylene, the open fronted storage bins are sturdy and resistant. Equipped with handles to facilitate manual movement and reinforced to ensure a safe overlap, they are therefore also essential to promote the safety of the working environment. In addition, the structure with a lancet opening is ideal for allowing the visibility of the content and facilitating its management.

It is possible to organize the open fronted storage bins in special shelves, also available in different sizes. Ideal for the logistics sector, the shelving is suitable for use in design studios, workshops, laboratories, and in general in any work environment that needs to order small components.

The wide range includes open fronted storage bins of different sizes and colors, in order to meet different needs and facilitate the distinction of content during the production processes.

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What are open fronted storage bins?

Open fronted storage bins are coloured plastic containers designed to organise and store small parts, screws, nuts and bolts, spare parts and small to medium-sized components. Their characteristic front opening makes it easy to see and retrieve the contents even when the bins are stacked, making them particularly practical in warehouses, workshops, production departments and assembly stations.

Available in different sizes, colours and capacities, they can be used individually or integrated into shelving units, cabinets, trolleys and other small parts storage systems.

How do you choose the most suitable open fronted storage bin?

When choosing an open fronted storage bin, the main factors to consider are:

  • dimensions and capacity, depending on the quantity and size of the components to be stored;
  • load capacity, especially when storing metal or particularly heavy components;
  • type, choosing between traditional stackable models and stackable and nestable models;
  • method of use, for example free stacking or installation on shelving units, cabinets or small parts trolleys;
  • different colours, useful for organising components more effectively.

When the bins are to be combined with a Bin Cart small parts storage system or shelving unit, it is important to always check the dimensions and compatibility specified on the individual product page.

What is the difference between standard and nestable open fronted storage bins?

Standard bins are designed to be stacked on top of one another, while keeping the front opening accessible even when stacked.

Nestable open fronted storage bins, on the other hand, feature a special design that allows them both to be stacked during use and nested inside one another when empty. This feature reduces the space required when storing unused bins and during transport.

Please note: not all shelving units and small parts storage systems are compatible with both traditional and nestable bins. Before purchasing, it is therefore necessary to check the individual product page to determine which bins are compatible with the desired structure.

Can open fronted storage bins be stacked?

Yes, open fronted storage bins are designed to be stacked securely, making it possible to make use of vertical space while keeping materials accessible through the front opening.

However, the load capacity of each individual bin and any maximum stacking load specified in the product technical data sheet must be observed. These values may vary depending on the dimensions, structure and model selected.

Stacking is particularly useful for creating organised picking stations and small parts storage areas without necessarily using shelving.

Are open fronted storage bins compatible with shelving units, cabinets and small parts trolleys?

Yes, numerous solutions are available for organising open fronted storage bins on shelving units, cabinets and Bin Cart trolleys, creating fixed or mobile storage stations. However, compatibility is not universal: bin dimensions and geometry can vary from one series to another, and a structure designed for a specific model may not be suitable for another.

For this reason, it is always necessary to consult the product page of the shelving unit, cabinet or trolley and check which bin models and sizes are indicated as compatible.

What can be stored in open fronted storage bins?

Open fronted storage bins are particularly suitable for storing and picking small parts and components that need to remain organised, visible and easily accessible to the operator.

They can be used, for example, for:

  • screws, nuts, washers and bolts;
  • components and spare parts;
  • small metal parts;
  • hardware items;
  • small tools and accessories;
  • components used on assembly lines.

For this reason, they are widely used in workshops, warehouses, hardware stores, industrial facilities, production departments and assembly stations.

What are the advantages of open fronted storage bins for warehouse organisation?

Open fronted storage bins make it possible to organise small parts by type, size or use, making it easier to quickly identify and retrieve the required component thanks to the different colours available.

The front opening keeps the contents visible and accessible even when the bins are stacked, while the use of different sizes makes it possible to organise components of different dimensions within the same system. They can also be integrated into shelving units, cabinets and Bin Cart trolleys to create small parts storage stations suited to the requirements of the department.

Models known as nestable bins offer an additional advantage: when the bins are empty, they can be nested inside one another, reducing the space required during storage and transport.