Logistics crates can be broadly divided into three categories:
⑴ Standard logistics crates: This type of logistics crate is the most common stackable logistics turnover box. Whether or not it has a lid, it allows for flexible stacking of two or more crates.
⑵ Slanted-insert logistics crates (can be used with a recessed, outward-folding lid): The characteristic of this type of logistics crate is that it reduces storage volume when empty, facilitating cost-effective logistics turnover. Note that when stacking two or more of these crates, a lid must be used to enable stacking.
⑶ Offset logistics crates: Combining the advantages of standard and slanted-insert logistics crates, this type allows for flexible stacking of multiple crates and also enables nesting of empty crates without the need for other auxiliary accessories, thus reducing storage volume and logistics costs.
