Description
| Product Code | BCKNK-6032 |
| Length | 400 mm |
| Width | 600 mm |
| Height | 320 mm |
| Weight | 2,9 KG |
| 40 HC Container | 2200 |
| Truck | – |
Where container fill starts to improve
320 mm is the first step down on the 600 × 400 mm footprint where reducing depth actually buys something: 2,200 units to a 40 ft high cube, against 2,112 for both deeper sizes.
Empty weight drops to 2.9 kg from 3.55 kg on the BCKNK-6036. Where staff lift full boxes by hand through a shift, that 0.65 kg comes off every single lift.
Part of Beecraft’s attached lid container range, supplied UK-wide from Wembley.
Specifying containers across a shift
The numbers on a container page tell you what it is. What they do not tell you is how it behaves across eight hours of use, which is where the choice is actually made.
Three questions decide it. How many times a day does an operator lift a full one? How many go on a pallet or trolley before the stack becomes unstable? And does the empty come back, or does it stay on site?
Answer those and the depth choice within the BCKNK range follows on its own, because every size shares the same footprint and differs only in how much you can put in it.
Attached lids in a returnable circuit
The lid is hinged to the body, so there is no separate lid to lose. In a returnable loop that matters more than it sounds: loose lids go missing at a rate that quietly turns a closed system into an open one, and replacing lids costs more over time than the containers.
Beecraft supplies the BCKNK range from Wembley with no minimum or maximum order quantity, and collection is available on the majority of products.
See the full attached lid container range or ask for pricing.
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