Plastic logistics boxes can be classified by shape into:
1. Standard Stackable Turnover Boxes (This type of logistics box is the most common stackable logistics turnover box. Whether or not it has a matching lid, it allows for flexible stacking of two or more boxes.)
2. Slanted-Insert Turnover Boxes (These can be used with a recessed, outward-folding lid when stacking. The advantage of this type of logistics box is that it reduces storage volume when empty, saving on return shipping costs during logistics turnover. Note that when stacking two or more boxes of this type, a lid must be used to enable stacking.)
3. Nestable Turnover Boxes (Combining the advantages of standard and slanted-insert logistics boxes, these allow for flexible stacking of multiple boxes and can be nested when empty without the need for other auxiliary accessories, thus reducing storage volume and return shipping costs.)
4. Foldable Turnover Boxes (These reduce storage volume when empty and also reduce return shipping costs. Plastic logistics boxes for logistics use come in many specifications and shapes.)
Plastic logistics box lids: Available with hinged or flat lids.
Plastic logistics box material: Made by injection molding using high-impact strength HDPE (high-density polyethylene) and PP (polypropylene) as raw materials.
Plastic logistics boxes can be classified by performance into anti-static logistics boxes and non-anti-static logistics boxes.
