Frequently Asked Questions
How many layers can crates stack?
Standard: 5 layers static; heavy-duty: 8 layers at full load. Halve that for dynamic transport and secure with lids or stretch film.
Do you make ESD-safe versions?
Yes — crates and bins with 10^6–10^9 ohm surface resistance for SMT and semiconductor environments.
Can boxes carry our logo and numbering?
Yes — silk print, hot stamping and in-mold labeling, with serialized numbering alongside label slots.
Plastic vs steel tool boxes?
Plastic runs 40%+ lighter, never rusts, protects workpiece surfaces and costs less; glass-fiber reinforced grades approach metal strength for heavy duty.
How does wholesale pricing work?
Tiered by model and volume; 500+ pcs locks quarterly contract pricing. Channel partners get stocking support and territory protection.
Plastic or aluminum tool box — which is better?
Plastic boxes are lighter, electrically insulating, corrosion-proof and shrug off drops without denting, which suits electricians, maintenance crews and outdoor work. Aluminum looks rugged, carries more compressive load and accepts rack hardware, but is heavier, dents at the corners and conducts electricity. For live-working environments, choose plastic.
Can tool boxes be modular?
Yes. Our stackable range has top-face latches so units clip into a tool tower that rolls as one unit. Inside, removable parts bins, lift-out trays and tool panels can be mixed to match how each crew works.
Can the latches take a padlock?
Yes. Standard latches accept padlock hasps for 5–8 mm shackles. Where asset control matters, we also offer combination locks, lead-seal holes or TSA locks, plus asset numbering and QR labels on the shell.
What load can it carry without deforming?
Industrial tool boxes are designed for 20–35 kg, with reinforcing ribs under the floor and around the handle so a full box does not sag when lifted. For heavy power tools or complete wrench sets, tell us the total weight and we will recommend a heavy-wall or wheeled version.
Do wheeled tool boxes work on rough construction sites?
They do, with the right wheels. Standard PU casters suit flat workshop floors; for gravel and steps we fit oversized rubber all-terrain wheels and a reinforced tow handle, which markedly improves obstacle clearance and durability.
Can you build dedicated fixture cases for our parts?
Yes. These work-in-process cases are cut to the part geometry and are widely used for automotive, electronics and aerospace component circulation — preventing damage, mixing and miscounts. Combined with antistatic materials they also suit electronic component handling.
