Warehouse Cage

A warehouse cage is a metal container used in logistics and warehousing, typically made of wire mesh and a base, foldable and stackable, for storing, transferring, and transporting loose cargo. In foreign trade, it serves both as a commodity (e.g., exported warehouse cages) and as packaging or a transport tool. Usage scenarios include: internal material turnover in factories, cargo storage at ports and terminals, and cargo securing in container transport. Precautions: when used as packaging, consider the impact of its own weight and volume on freight costs; when exported as a commodity, specify material, dimensions, load capacity, surface treatment (e.g., galvanized), etc.; if used as a transport tool, confirm the destination country's fumigation requirements for wooden packaging (if equipped with a wooden pallet). Difference from 'pallet': a pallet is a bottom skid, and the cargo needs additional stretch film for securing; a warehouse cage is a closed or semi-closed container with stronger protection. Difference from 'turnover box': turnover boxes are mostly plastic, suitable for small items; warehouse cages are mostly metal, suitable for heavy and large items.