Construction industry
Storage and management of small tools, building materials and accessories at construction sites. Construction companies can use storage cages to store screws, nuts, small hardware tools, etc., to prevent these small items from being lost or scattered, and to maintain the cleanliness and order of the construction site.
Retail industry
Storage and display of goods in retail locations such as supermarkets and convenience stores. Retail businesses can store goods in storage cages and directly push them to the shelves for replenishment, improving replenishment efficiency. Storage cages can also serve as temporary display shelves.
Pharmaceutical industry
Storage and turnover of medicines, raw materials, and packaging materials in pharmaceutical manufacturing enterprises. Pharmaceutical companies have high requirements for the cleanliness and stability of storage cages. Storage cages need to be easy to clean and disinfect to meet the strict environmental requirements of drug storage.
Food industry
Storage and transportation of raw materials and finished products in food processing enterprises. Food factories use storage cages that meet food hygiene standards, using non-toxic and tasteless materials, and undergo special surface treatment to ensure food safety.
E-commerce industry
Temporary storage, packaging, and shipment of goods in e-commerce warehouses. E-commerce companies can use storage cages to store different types of goods. When packaging and shipping, goods can be taken out of the storage cages for packaging, improving work efficiency.
Warehouse logistics
Warehouses and logistics centers are used for the storage, sorting, and distribution of goods. Logistics companies can choose storage cages of different specifications according to the size of the goods. Small goods can be stored in small storage cages for easy sorting and distribution; large goods use large storage cages for convenient forklift loading and unloading and transportation.
Manufacturing
Storage and transportation of raw materials, components, and semi-finished products for industries such as automobile manufacturing, machinery processing, and electronics. For example, automobile factories store large components such as engine cylinder blocks in customized large storage cages for easy handling and management within the workshop.
