LCB I half-height containers can be fitted with 2 pull-out levels with one large drawer (2 levels), small drawers and pull-out frames. Based on the Euro mesh box measuring 1200 x 800 mm and a height of 580 mm, the LCB I half-height is used for smaller part sets or fasteners (C-parts) in production logistics. If more space is needed, the LCB I half-height can be combined (stacked) with standard-height LCB models (H=980 mm); the total height is then 1.52 m, so the upper pull-out is still easy to reach. Another application is the provision of heavy components of up to 1500 kg and a size of 1.20 x 0.80 m, which are placed on a pallet on top of the half-height LCB I. The pull-outs offer space for attachments, assembly aids and accessories. The half-height models of the LCB series are therefore another building block for efficient and orderly production logistics.

In assembly and construction site supply, the half-height models are used as a practical and stackable load carrier for components and tools. The closed drawers offer privacy (theft protection) and the sturdy locking flap can be locked quickly and easily with a padlock. The highly stable pull-outs also help make the half-height LCB I container a reliable and safe companion at deployment sites worldwide. LCB LogisticCarrierBox – the original from the inventor of the mesh box with drawers.

In the “Sheet metal walls + click system” version you simply swap the stacking feet for castors, which optimises storage and transport and ensures maximum mobility at the point of use.

Specification LCB I half-height

• Small drawer (H=170 mm), large drawer (H=360 mm), base size 1090 x 794 mm (W/D)
• Pull-out frame 1086 x 790 x 32 mm (W/D/H)
• Highly stable partial pull-out (70%), load capacity 160 kg per pull-out
• Multiple drawer interlock, locking flap on the left, lockable
• Work surface: anti-slip, waterproof screen-printed plywood
• 4 safety tubular feet with improved fork guidance on the short side and clamping tabs as tilt protection on the long side
• Colours: body RAL 7016 anthracite grey, fronts RAL 5002 ultramarine blue

Advantages

Handling

• Heavy-duty load carrier suitable for transport and logistics
• Supports efficient and simple load securing
• Seamless integration into existing material flow chains
• Stackable and craneable, compatible with common logistics systems

Sustainability

• Low wear and low maintenance
• Easy to repair, all components can be repaired or easily replaced
• Long product life cycle, designed for an extremely long service life
• Reusable container with high circulation stability
• Recyclable, meets the requirements of the PPWR – Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation

All models of the LCB series are particularly suitable for mobile use. Unlike unsorted mesh boxes, the LCB provides components or tools in an orderly, clear, safe and efficient way. The modular design often makes expensive custom solutions unnecessary – LCB LogisticCarrierBox, proven technology from the inventor.

Areas of application

Industry

• Intralogistics: Kanban containers, JIT containers (just-in-sequence), holding stock-visible boxes and cartons
• Warehouse logistics: independent and mobile storage system, subdivision of rack positions, sorted storage
• Quality assurance: mobile tool cabinet for measuring equipment and maintenance, storage of retained samples

Construction and assembly

• Tools and components: mobile tool and component cabinet, provision at the point of use (PoU)
• Construction site supply: shipping of tools and components by truck
• Rental tools: delivery and storage of rental tools

Aid organisations

• Provision of equipment and gear at deployment sites worldwide
• Storage of breathing apparatus, compressors, hydraulic tools and other gear and equipment

Contact us for advice and an individual quote, and find out how the LCB LogisticCarrierBox makes your intralogistics, construction site supply and assembly jobs at deployment sites worldwide more efficient, safer and more flexible.

Der Beitrag LCB I – Half-height container, drawers and pull-out frame erschien zuerst auf sth-systeme GmbH.