Style B restrict oxygen flow to extinguish internal fires.

These metal batch cans meet NSF/ANSI 2 standards for food-processing equipment.

These standards can be surface mounted or flush mounted inside a routed groove. Four shelf supports per shelf and four standards are required (sold separately).

Slide the tote boxes out to access stored materials. When not in use on the cart, the tote boxes nest for compact storage. Carts have a welded aluminum frame and FDA listed plastic tote boxes that can be used in food-service applications. All four casters swivel for easy maneuvering and have abrasion-resistant, nonmarking, and shock-absorbing polyurethane tread-on-core wheels that roll well on rough floors and in areas with debris.

Handles on either end and four swivel casters make these carts easy to maneuver from both sides. Made of polypropylene with an aluminum frame, these strong yet lightweight carts resist dents and corrosion. Their rubber tread-on-core wheels have a hard core for strength surrounded by a shock- and sound-absorbing tread for a cushioned ride on all surfaces. Carts have a 1" high lip on three sides and a 1/4" high lip on one side to prevent items from sliding off. To assemble, slide shelves onto the frame.

Optional utility bins hook on the edge of the cart.

No need to lug around a ladder and a cart—these carts do the job of both. The built-in ladder is secured by a spring, so it lowers to the ground for safety when you stand on it and raises when you step off. For ease of steering, these carts have two swivel and two rigid casters with nonmarking, rubber tread-on-core wheels to absorb shock on rough floors and in areas with debris. Nonmarking rubber feet on the rails protect floors when the ladder is in use. The top and bottom shelves are lipped to contain spills and prevent items from sliding off.

You are responsible for adhering to local, state, and federal safety codes, including OSHA.

Panels on three sides let you stack material high, while the top shelf is open for use as a work surface.

Polypropylene carts are lightweight and resist dents and corrosion. They have four swivel casters so they're easy to maneuver. The wheels have a shock- and sound-absorbing rubber tread that provides good traction on smooth and rough floors.

A place for everything—these carts hold mops, buckets, cleaning supplies, floor signs, and more. All have a front platform to hold a mop bucket, a vinyl bag with side zipper that attaches to the handle, and grips to hold handles up to 1-1/8" diameter. Carts with aluminum frame also hold a dust pan and include two removable 10-quart caddies that each hold six spray bottles.

Carts come with two rigid and two swivel casters for easy steering. Wheels have a hard core for strength and a shock-absorbing rubber tread for use on all floors.

The aluminum platform on these trucks weighs less than many steel and wood platforms but is still strong. Trucks have two rigid and two swivel casters for easy steering and shock-absorbing tread-on-core rubber wheels for a cushioned ride over all surfaces.

Handles are removable and can be positioned at either end of the platform.

Diamond-tread platforms grip loads better than smooth platforms.

Tall handles let you stack higher than other trucks, and a narrow platform with rigid casters in the center and swivel casters at each end lets you turn in place and maneuver in tight spaces. Remove the handles for unloading.

Trucks with an aluminum platform have tread-on-core polyurethane wheels for a quiet and shock-absorbing ride. Use them on smooth or rough floors.

Use the handles on these chests to lift or pull them from site to site. Designed for use outdoors, they’ll hold up to rain and snow. They’re lockable to prevent unwanted access. Aluminum chests offer a balance of strength and weight. They weigh less than steel chests and are more durable than plastic chests. They’re also UV resistant.

Chests with gas springs make the lid feel lighter when opening and provide resistance for smooth closing.

Chests with an inset hinge can be fully opened even when they’re pushed flush against a wall.

These cabinets are more corrosion resistant than steel. They are typically used to store cylinders of LP gas.