• Operational efficiency: The 84-compartment configuration allows for thorough cataloging, drastically reducing material search times.
• Space optimization: The reduced depth of only 260 mm allows for installation in corridors or passageways without obstructing the workflow.
• Structural resistance: The use of steel and polypropylene ensures a long operational life even in the presence of mechanical stress or industrial dust.
• Picking speed: The absence of doors eliminates physical obstacles, facilitating the operator during assembly or intensive maintenance phases.
• Load safety: Reinforced shelves with an 8 kg capacity guarantee the stability necessary for storing heavy metal small parts.

The h972_39 cabinet is suitable for mechanical workshops and technical service centers managing a high number of small-sized items. It finds optimal application in electronics laboratories for component separation and in hardware departments within production sites. It is also a strategic solution for spare parts warehouses requiring quick picking stations next to machines or along assembly lines.

This model is the right choice when operational priority is picking frequency. Unlike closed cabinets, the h972_39 open structure accelerates visual inventory and picking processes. It is recommended in scenarios where the depth footprint must be minimal, while offering a higher-than-average storage density thanks to the 84 bins included as standard.

Does the cabinet require wall mounting?

Given the height of 1600 mm and limited depth, wall mounting is strongly recommended to ensure maximum stability and anti-tip safety, especially when fully loaded.

What is the advantage of polypropylene compared to other materials for the bins?

The polypropylene used is a thermoplastic polymer that offers high impact resistance, does not deform under load, and is inert to oils and solvents common in workshops.

Are the bins equipped with label holders?

Yes, each 1-liter bin is designed to accommodate front labels, further facilitating rapid identification of the content and stock management.

Is the cabinet modular or can it be integrated with other systems?

The steel structure is self-supporting and can be placed next to other modules of the same series to create uniform equipment walls consistent in dimensions and capacity.