Environmental requirements for storage cages

The environmental requirements for storage cages mainly include the following aspects:
Material environmental friendliness: Storage cages are usually made of recyclable metal materials, such as galvanized steel plates or aluminum alloys, which are not only durable but also recyclable, helping to reduce environmental pollution caused by landfill and incineration.
Environmental protection of surface treatment: The surface treatment of the storage cage adopts environmentally friendly coatings or processes such as galvanizing and spraying to ensure that the product will not cause pollution to the environment during use and storage. Even with long-term use, these treatments can maintain good anti-corrosion effects and reduce negative impacts on the environment.
Compliant with environmental regulations: Export storage cages must pass rohs and other environmental regulations to ensure that they do not contain harmful substances to human health and the environment, such as heavy metals such as lead, mercury, cadmium, etc.
Recyclability: The design of storage cages should be easy to recycle and reuse, reducing resource waste. The folding design allows the storage cage to be easily disassembled and reassembled when no longer in use, making it easy to recycle and dispose of.
Reduce packaging pollution: Storage cages can be reused, reducing the consumption of packaging materials and the generation of packaging waste, in line with the concept of green warehousing.