ORBIS’ NEW PLASTIC REUSABLE 1200mm x 800mm GITTERPAK™

ORBIS Corporation is launching a new foldable container (FLC) for use in the European market. The 1200 x 800mm GitterPak holds up to 900kg and is said to be a reliable substitute for metal gitterboxes.

The GitterPak (Model HDB1208) stacks securely when full and folds when empty for return trips, allowing for more containers per truck when compared with fixed-wall gitterboxes. With its all-plastic design, it features a tare weight less than metal bins, so trucks will efficiently cube out before weighing out because of heavy packaging. 

Its 1200mm x 800mm x 960mm footprint makes it suitable for sequencing parts, as well as right-sizing part shipments for line-side assembly and work-in-process operations. The HDB BulkPak system was designed to better protect and transport parts in global automotive and industrial applications by eliminating the need for steel stillages, Gitterboxes or wooden crates commonly found in 3-tier packaging systems. 

The three-runner base design allows the GitterPak to fit into current supported racking systems or automation systems that are currently standardised on the 1200 x 800 footprint. The runner’s double-wall construction was designed to withstand impact from fork trucks, while its two-snap engagement ensures secure runner-to-base connection.

The GitterPak is engineered as a strong and durable container for heavy weight loads requiring increased packaging protection, while optimising pack density. This advanced FLC is structural-foam molded in high-density polyethylene (HDPE), designed for durability, product protection and a long service life. Up to four large access doors are available for easy loading and unloading, and efficient access of parts at the line. The GitterPak offers multiple identification options to meet customers’ specific material handling and supply chain needs. Additionally, it can be fully recycled at the end of its service life, making it an environmentally friendly packaging option.

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