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Googled them, and those look like the old-school consumer ones (or a little tougher, even). You know what? I wish Amazon had really durable boxes, like these b
by karatestomp 7y ago
Googled them, and those look like the old-school consumer ones (or a little tougher, even).
You know what? I wish Amazon had really durable boxes, like these but maybe even a bit sturdier, that you could add to an order, used as the shipping container for the rest of the stuff you ordered but also intended for re-use after arrival.
- namibj 7y agoThere are reusable shipping boxes made from similar materials. Those don't work as well with a robot, however. I do still plan to get a lifting arm/manually-operated crane. It would be nice to not have to lift them with my spine, and these are made for reliably grabbing by a robot. Both from the sides and even from the top (when tightly packed). (There are 4 access holes on the top that go down next to the grips on the short sides. A grabber uses one hook each to lock the box when unloading e.g. a pallet.) You should be able to order from a company like Auer Packaging or a local alternative. Thankfully these are specified precisely, so manufacturers can't cheat on stability to save materials. They actually recycle well, btw. When broken/used-up, they'll get shredded and turned back into new boxes. It works because they're pure PP and only one of a few fixed colors.