Akro-Mils 37682GREY 20 gal Storage Container
A 20-gallon solid-wall plastic tote that stacks to 500 lb and resists rust, water and weak acid from -20 to 140 °F
- Straight walls maximise 20 gal interior space
- Stackable design supports 500 lb per container
- Plastic construction resists alkali corrosion and weak acid
- Operates from -20 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit
- Fork pockets not included for flexible handling
20 gal Stackable Storage Container
The Akro-Mils 37682GREY is a 20 gal plastic tote built for workshops, garages and outdoor areas that need durable bulk storage. Its solid straight walls resist alkali, corrosion, rust, water and weak acid across a -20 to 140 °F operating range. The grey body measures 23 3/4 in long by 15 3/4 in wide by 12 1/4 in high. Buyers who need a hinged lid or fork pockets should look elsewhere.
Thermals Noise And Power Draw
As a passive plastic container the unit generates no noise and draws no power. The material remains stable from -20 °F to 140 °F without warping or becoming brittle. Stacking capacity is rated at 500 lb so loaded totes can be piled safely. No thermal management or electrical supply is required.
Stacking And Chemical Resistance
Straight wall geometry allows stable vertical stacks up to the 500 lb rating while the solid polymer resists alkali, corrosion, rust, water and weak acid. The container does not nest so empty units occupy the same footprint as full ones. No accessories or software are bundled with the tote.
How it compares
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- Price $30.99
- Pricier than about 74% of the 882 comparable items (median $13.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AKRO-MILS |
Questions about this item
How do I stack the 20 gal container safely, and what is the common mistake?
Stack containers vertically up to the 500 lb stacking capacity, ensuring each unit sits flat on the one below; the frequent error is exceeding that weight limit or offsetting the stack, which can cause instability.
What upkeep will the plastic tote need over time?
Inspect the solid walls and base periodically for cracks or UV damage; clean with mild detergent and water, and replace the container if structural integrity is compromised.
At what temperature does the container hit its operating limit first during sustained outdoor use?
The maximum operating temperature is 140 Degrees F; prolonged exposure above this point can deform the plastic and reduce stacking strength.
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