Craemer bins reduce product contamination in storage or transport

Published: 27-Jul-2009
Packaging

Plastic bins from plastics materials handling specialist Craemer, of Telford, UK have been designed for the handling of solid and liquid pharmaceutical substances that need to be stored and transported safely. All of the bins have lids and can be used in temperatures ranging from –30° to +70°C. They are available in 40, 50, 75 and 110-litre capacities. The larger two bins can also be supplied with a snap-on lid to ensure a watertight closure.

Made from strong, food grade natural virgin HDPE these thick walled containers are robust and durable, with an easy cleaned smooth surface that is resistant to chemicals. They are specially tapered to be nestable, significantly reducing storage space and in turn, return transport costs.

The smaller bins can be manually handled using strong rigid grip handles or transported in the company’s purpose-designed wheeled mobile trolleys.

Craemer says the standard white bins will have a long, trouble-free service life. They are also available in different colours, and with corporate overprinting or sequential numbering depending on quantities required.

Contact T +44 1952 607800 {encode="info@craemer.com" title="info@craemer.com"} www.craemer.com

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