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If your warehouse has a tiny parts storage or picking area, it’s critical to keep it organized and safe so that you can maintain the greatest levels of production and efficiency.
Smaller objects may appear to be simpler to keep than larger, bulkier items in your warehouse. But their size makes them more prone to be forgotten or misplaced, resulting in disorganization.
Messy small-item storage can be dangerous to your workers. For example, if someone trips over something that wasn’t correctly stored, it can lead to a bad morale and expensive compensation. Your company loses money when your employees waste time looking for small items. To help you get your storage problems under control, here are some of the best ways to store small items in the warehouse!
Install Storage Cabinets
Storage cabinets are an excellent addition to any warehouse. They help you properly store and lock away tiny parts, particularly those you do not use regularly.
Bins and trays can organize your cabinets into multiple divisions, allowing you to keep things with different SKUs apart.
Clear Front Storage Cabinets
Because they may be mounted to the wall, placed on a workbench, or set on large turntables, storage cabinets with a clear front are incredibly adaptable.
The compact drawers can store a variety of little objects and come with sticky labels so that you can quickly find whatever you need without trying to dig through every box.
Hanging Rack Storage
A pallet rack hanging divider system is comprised of square hole hanger boards, mobile and static kits, and a variety of attachments such as bins, metal hangers, and shelving. It is a comprehensive and extremely efficient racking system.
They’re ideal for organizing a crowded workshop or production area, where a variety of tools, such as screwdrivers, must be carefully stored.
Louvred Panels
Louvred panels are a cost-effective replacement for shelves, cabinets, and drawers. Mount them on any flat, vertical surface, such as walls, stocking ends, free-standing racks, or rolling storage systems.
You can affix many different types of bins to the panels. Louvred panels are a space-saving option that comes in various configurations to fit your warehouse’s unique layout.
There are certainly many different ways to store small items in the warehouse that are easily accessible for warehouse managers. If you are looking for quality safety storage system accessories, be sure to reach out to Rack Safety Products today!
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