Global Industrial 184839RD Nesting Shelf Bin Red

Product Description

The GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 184839RD is a plastic nesting storage shelf bin designed for organized parts storage in warehouses, shop floors, stockrooms, and service vehicle shelving. Constructed from impact-resistant polypropylene, this bin measures approximately 4.125 inches wide, 17.875 inches long, and 4 inches high and weighs 0.575 pounds. The hopper-front opening provides quick access to stored contents, while the V-notch design catches the shelf edge to prevent the bin from tipping or spilling during retrieval. A molded finger grip along the front makes lifting and removal straightforward, even when the bin is fully loaded.

This bin is suited for light-parts management in industrial, commercial, and trade service environments. Typical applications include fastener storage, electrical fittings, plumbing fittings, HVAC hardware, and small tool organization. The bin ships in a package quantity of 12, making it practical for outfitting full shelving runs at once. The red color aids in color-coded inventory systems, and the large label area on the front face accepts standard adhesive labels for quick part identification.

Key Features

• Impact-resistant polypropylene construction resists corrosion and common shop chemicals
• V-notch catches shelf lip to prevent tipping and spillage during use
• Hopper-front opening allows fast, one-hand access to bin contents
• Molded finger grip simplifies removal from shelf even when bin is loaded
• Large front label area supports adhesive labels for part or SKU identification
• Nesting design reduces storage footprint when bins are not in use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard nesting shelf bin compatible with wire, metal, and plastic shelving systems that accept bins in the 4-inch-wide hopper-front profile.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for installation. Slide the bin onto a compatible shelf rail or wire deck and confirm the V-notch catches the shelf edge securely before loading. When loading bins into a full shelving system, start from the lowest shelf and work upward to maintain stability. Remove all contents before nesting or relocating bins to avoid dropped parts.