Quantum Storage Systems TUB2516-8YL Cross Stack Nest Tote

Product Description

The QUANTUM STORAGE SYSTEMS TUB2516-8YL is a heavy-duty polypropylene tote tub built for industrial and commercial storage applications. Measuring 25.125 inches long by 16 inches wide by 8.5 inches high, this tub holds up to 100 pounds and is molded from FDA-compliant resin. The cross-stack nest design allows tubs to rotate 90 degrees and stack on top of one another, keeping contents accessible without fully unloading a stack. When empty, the tubs nest inside each other to reduce storage footprint. Polypropylene construction resists cracking, rust, and chemical exposure, and the smooth interior cleans quickly.

This tote is well suited for assembly lines, production floors, order picking operations, and parts storage in warehouses, distribution centers, and light manufacturing facilities. The yellow color supports visual organization and zone identification on busy work floors. It functions as a standalone open tote without a lid, though compatible lids are sold separately for applications requiring covered transport or stacking with sealed contents.

Key Features

• Cross-stack design allows 90-degree rotation for access to tub contents without unstacking
• Nests when empty to conserve floor and rack space
• Rugged molded polypropylene resists cracking, rust, and repeated heavy use
• FDA-compliant resin colorant suitable for food-adjacent and regulated environments
• 100-pound load capacity per tub
• Lids available separately for covered storage or transport

Compatibility

Designed as a standard cross-stack nest tote for use with compatible lid accessories sold separately. Verify lid part numbers with the manufacturer to confirm fit with TUB2516-8YL.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for standard stacking or nesting. When stacking loaded tubs, verify that the supporting surface and shelf rating can accommodate the combined weight of the stack. For food-contact or regulated environments, confirm compliance requirements with the facility manager before placing tubs into service. Inspect tubs periodically for cracks or deformation that could compromise load integrity.