ORBIS enhances extreme-duty containers
ORBIS Corp., a global supplier of reusable packaging solutions, announces the new BulkPak HDR4048-25/34, which builds on the proven performance of ORBIS’ extreme-duty containers, combining trusted strength and compatibility with enhanced durability and updated components.
Offering space-saving efficiency, BulkPak containers help maximize trailer and warehouse utilization, reduce packaging waste and improve operational efficiency through repeated reuse.
“This new container builds upon both an excellent track record and field learnings to create a new standard in the 4048 bulk space,” said ORBIS Senior Product Manager Chad Mosley. “By incorporating customer feedback and operational insights, we enhanced an already proven design to deliver greater long-term value and reliability across a wide range of applications.”
Designed for demanding industrial, food, beverage, automotive, export and closed-loop applications, the HDR4048 maintains full backward compatibility while incorporating design improvements that support long-term reliability, easier maintenance and continued product availability.
Core Performance Attributes
- Up to 2,000-pound load capacity.
- Durable HDPE construction with solid sidewalls.
- Standard 1200 x 1000 mm footprint.
- Full-stringer base for efficient stacking and handling.
- Access doors on the long side.
- Compatible with existing HDR4048 containers.
Key Enhancements
- HDMP-inspired panel design for enhanced durability
- Improved HDMP-style latches and hinges for longer service life
- Retention clips replace fiberglass rods for easier maintenance.
- Expanded branding areas for improved product identification
- Enhanced base-to-stringer interlock for added stability
- Updated ribbing and base design for improved overall performance.
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