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HD6248 container

August 1, 2006
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ORBIS Corp. introduces a new 62- by 48-inch collapsible bulk container. Offered in heights of 25, 34 and 50 inches, the HD6248 series containers have been designed to optimize the loading of 53-foot trailers, so more products can be shipped in fewer trips. Their extended-length design accommodates a wide variety of part sizes, shapes and weights. All containers are constructed to move, store and ship heavy automotive, appliance, furniture and transportation equipment components efficiently.

In addition to the HD6248 series, ORBIS offers a family of three 64- by 48-inch bulk containers. Like their HD6248 counterparts, the HD6448 units are available in 25-, 34- and 50-inch heights. Both container series feature a 100-percent plastic runner system with no steel reinforcement, self-standing sidewalls on long sides, fast assembly/collapse times, multiple door configurations, easy interface with all types of foam and plastic corrugated dunnage, and the ability to be fully recycled at the end of service life. ID plates are available on the base of all 50-inch containers.

Company: ORBIS Corp.

Company Phone: (888) 307-2185

Company URL: www.orbiscorporation.com

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