Workshop warehouse cages store goods in uniform sizes with fixed, visible capacity for easy stocktaking. They stack four layers high, fold flat when empty, and are galvanized against factory corrosion. Select by material weight, whether stacking is needed, and whether wheels are needed for turnover.
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Warehouse cages have fixed capacity, stack neatly, and show contents at a glance. By folding method they split into outward-fold, double-fold, and inward-fold; by function into caster, towing, heavy-duty, and foldable types, each suited to different workshop and retail scenarios. Contact Xintongnuo with your working conditions.
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Xintongnuo stocks standard cages and also builds non-standard units. Hangzhou customers should settle four points before ordering: standard or non-standard, the dynamic and static load, how many stacking layers, and the end use, whether rack storage, logistics turnover, or inter-process transfer.
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Cheaply made cages skimp on wire diameter and channel-steel thickness and fail early in heavy use. Judge quality three ways: high-carbon wire material from a reputable mill, full welds on every mesh intersection and a fully welded base, and a galvanizing layer of at least 8 microns. The savings on a cheap cage are lost when it is scrapped early.
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The Hefei wholesale market uses three common cage types: wheeled for shop-floor pushing, footed for stacking and racking, and combined wheeled-and-footed units. Standard sizes are 1200x1000x890, 1000x800x840, and 800x600x640, each in wheeled and non-wheeled versions, with other sizes made to order.
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First-time buyers meet a wall of names - warehouse cage, butterfly cage, folding basket, and more - all meaning the same product. This piece covers Q235 water-drawn wire and channel-steel construction, common names and sizes from 800*600*640 to 1200*1000*890, mesh openings, industries served, and why the standardized cage pays off.
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A foldable cage saves space but unfolding needs two people. Stand the front panel, raise the connected side and rear panels, insert the side panels into the base, and latch the front door. Then check that all four corners sit flat and even before use, and confirm every panel and latch is fully seated.
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A large Wuxi auto parts maker struggled with messy warehouse and line-side turnover and slow picking under 6S management. It solved the problem with standard foldable cages for workshop turnover and finished-goods storage, paired with rack spacers on racking, which kept procurement cost down while organizing material flow.
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A foldable cage splits into a bottom frame and an upper wire mesh structure. The frame uses cold-rolled U-shaped profiles, or square tube for heavy loads; the mesh is Q235B cold-drawn wire sized to the load. The surface is usually cold-galvanized, with hot galvanizing or powder coating available for looks or damp sites.
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The warehouse cage is a mature foldable, galvanized workstation tool that stacks, folds, and carries weight. It comes in A-3 800*600*640, A-5 1000*800*840, and A-7 1200*1000*890, with mesh from 50*50 to 100*100 and wire from 4.8 to 6.4. It turns over material in workshops, stacks semi-finished goods, and ships components, especially auto parts.
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