Definition Of Storage Cage

Storage cages, also known as warehouse cages or butterfly cages, are a very important type of logistics container in storage and transportation. It has the advantages of fixed storage capacity, neat stacking, clear storage, and easy inventory counting, which can significantly improve the effective utilization of storage space.
Definition and purpose
The storage cage is welded with strong steel wire and reinforced with welding at the bottom, which has the characteristics of being sturdy, durable, easy to transport, and reusable. It can not only be used for three-dimensional storage of raw materials, spare parts, and finished products in factory production workshops, but also for display, promotion, and storage in supermarkets. The design of the storage cage enables it to perform well in warehouse, assembly line, logistics turnover and other links, effectively reducing labor consumption and packaging costs.
Structural characteristics
The structure of the storage cage includes welded metal steel, reinforcing ribs, fastening buckles, springs, u-shaped channel steel, door bolts, load-bearing feet, and signs. These designs enable the storage cage to stack stably, facilitate folding and storage, and reduce space occupation. The manufacturing process includes the production of mesh and chassis, and the mesh is usually galvanized or sprayed to enhance rust resistance.