Technology Container Corp.: Reusable plastic tote

Lightweight, water- and pest-resistant TCC Plastic Corrugated Distribution Tote Boxes from Technology Container (Shrewsbury, MA) feature self-locking bottoms and tops that set up without tape or glue and knock down flat for compact storage.

Technology Container Corp.

Nov 30, 1998

The reusable totes can be made in PP and HDPE from 2- to 10-mm thick to match customer stacking strength requirements. Capable of reducing packaging costs, according to the company. Available in sizes from 8" L x 8" W x 8" D to large bulk bins.

Technology Container Corp.

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