Quantum SSB423IV Storage Bin 12 in 60 lb
Polypropylene shelf bin measuring 12 inches long with a 60 lb weight capacity and 250 °F temperature rating
- Product weight1.15
- Stackable design maximises vertical space
- 60 lb capacity handles heavy parts
- 250 °F rating suits hot environments
- Includes label holder for quick identification
- Polypropylene construction resists impact and chemicals
Shelf bin for parts and supplies
The Quantum SSB423IV shelf bin is a stationary polypropylene container designed for organisers who need to keep small parts, fasteners or consumables sorted and visible. Its ivory finish suits workshop, garage or stockroom environments where clean identification matters.
Stackable build with label holder and divider slots
The plastic body tolerates temperatures up to 250 degrees F and stacks securely on shelving, while an integrated label holder keeps contents marked. Three short divider slots allow optional separation, though dividers themselves are not supplied with the bin.
60 lb weight capacity decides the load limit
Each bin supports up to 60 lb of stored material, so buyers planning to hold heavier tools or dense hardware must verify that this limit meets their requirement. Lighter loads such as electronic components or packaging supplies fall well within the rated capacity.
How it compares
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- Price $9.99
- Cheaper than about 63% of the 882 comparable items (median $13.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | QUANTUM STORAGE SYSTEMS |
Questions about this item
What is the weight capacity of this 12-inch storage bin?
The bin supports up to 60 lb of evenly distributed contents.
What are the overall dimensions needed to fit this bin on a shelf?
Overall dimensions are 12 in long, 8 1/4 in wide and 7 in high.
How do the dividers install in the three short slots, and what is the common mistake?
Slide each divider straight down into a short slot until it locks; the common mistake is angling the divider, which prevents the tabs from engaging fully.
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