Flexcon's hopper front containers can be used to store and organize almost any product. Semi-open front allows for easy picking and product visibility. Our reusable plastic containers are perfect for shelves, carts, carousels, asrs, and many more applications with many standard and custom sizes available. Speak with our experts to find the perfect container. Dealer inquiries welcome.
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Every industry has individual items that are challenging for inventory and are easily misplaced. Construction has hardware such as nails, screws, and washers. Tech has cables, adapters, and memory chips. Healthcare has vials and bottles. Unless these individual items are organized and stored in containers, employees can spend hours looking for a part. With hopper front containers, it’s easy to see what and how much of an item is available.
Hopper front containers are also called pick or shelf bins. They may also be classified as drop-front containers. These containers have a semi-open front to allow easy access to the contents. Drop-front containers come in custom and standard sizes ranging from 18 x 6 x 4 inches to 24 x 12 x 10 inches. Oversized options are available.
Our containers are made from durable FDA-and USDA-approved polymers, making them safe for storing food, medical supplies and apparel. The hopper front containers can be wall-mounted and are dual-sided. They use electrostatic discharge materials (ESD), making them ideal for storing sensitive electronics. Flame retardant options are also available.
Whether it is aerospace or cyberspace, our containers are used in all industries. Companies looking to improve operations and organize smaller items into larger containers for faster retrieval and processing. One market that has welcomed hopper front containers is eCommerce. When companies offer next-day delivery, searching for items could mean broken promises. With a semi-open front, it is much easier to see what is being picked for shipment.
Incorrect orders eat into a merchant’s profit and frustrate customers who may decide to go elsewhere for future business. Organizing products into storage containers means faster pick up and earlier assessments of low inventory, leading to more efficient operations.
Connie, Sr. Material Handling Consultant
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