Lewis Bins SN2012-6BL Stack-n-nest Container Blue

Product Description

The LEWIS BINS SN2012-6BL is a polyethylene stack-and-nest container designed for high-density storage and transport in demanding facility environments. It measures 20 inches long by 13 inches wide by 6.25 inches high and weighs 2.39 pounds. The container nests when empty to reduce storage footprint and stacks securely when full to maximize vertical space. Built from rugged polyethylene, it resists oil, most chemicals, solvents, water, and steam, making it suitable for extended service life in harsh conditions. This container is sold in a package quantity of five units.

This container is well suited for general manufacturing, food processing, and distribution applications where reliable, reusable totes are required. The stack-and-nest design supports efficient workflow on production floors, in warehouses, and throughout distribution centers. The blue color allows for easy visual identification and color-coded sorting in multi-SKU or multi-department operations. Facilities managers, logistics coordinators, and industrial supply professionals typically specify these containers for bulk parts handling, component staging, and product consolidation tasks.

Key Features

• Nests when empty, stacks when full for maximum space utilization
• Polyethylene construction resists oil, chemicals, solvents, water, and steam
• Compact 20 x 13 x 6.25 inch footprint fits standard shelving and pallet configurations
• Lightweight at 2.39 pounds for easy manual handling
• Blue color supports visual organization and color-coded inventory systems
• Sold in a package quantity of five containers

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose stack-and-nest container suitable for standard industrial shelving, conveyor systems, and pallet-based storage configurations common in manufacturing and distribution environments.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required for deployment. Inspect containers before each use for cracks, deformation, or chemical degradation that could compromise structural integrity. Do not exceed the manufacturer-rated load capacity when stacking filled containers. In food processing environments, verify that cleaning agents used for sanitation are compatible with polyethylene before repeated chemical exposure.