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We supply a range of high quality plastic storage containers at attractive prices.  The following items are kept in stock. Additional designs and sizes are available to special order, contact us to discuss  your requirements

Storage Boxes

Part numbers 1849 and 1852 are heavy duty plastic boxes. They have the same  base size and  interlock for secure stacking. Built tough for industrial use they are designed to stack with or without lids.  The lids are available separately. Available in Blue, red, orange and green.

1849T is a trolley designed to fit these boxes and is rated to carry 100 kg (220 lb).

Pricing

Picture Part No.

Dimensions

Price ($Aus)

1849 Overall: 555 ´ 425 ´ H240

Internal (top): 510 ´ 390 ´ H232

Internal (bottom): 495 ´ 375 ´ H232

16.83
1852 Overall: 560 ´ 425 ´ H380

Internal (top): 510 ´ 390 ´ H375

Internal (bottom): 495 ´ 375 ´ H375

28.60
1849T Overall: 575 ´ 453 ´ H150

Internal: 552 ´ 430 ´ 120

44.22

 

Shallow Storage Trays

Part numbers 1881 to 1885 are five sizes of storage boxes designed for the workshop. They can be stacked upon themselves or hung from a backing plate. Mounted on mobile racks they are particularly useful. They have a wide range of uses in shops, trade vans, workshops, garages and hobby rooms.  Available in Blue, red, orange and green, they can be colour co-ordinated with there surroundings or colour coded according to their contents.

Pricing

Picture Part No. Dimensions Price ($Aus)
1881

Overall: 100 ´ 96 ´ H49

0.46

1882 Overall: 128 ´ 142 ´ H70

0.97

1883 Overall: 138 ´ 170 ´ H86

1.38

1884 Overall: 179 ´ 218 ´ H113

2.38

1885 Overall: 220 ´ 268 ´ H125

3.30

 

Deep Storage Trays

Part Numbers 1887-1889 are similar storage boxes to 1881-1889 except that they are deeper. Each box comes  with four plastic legs which can be used to mount another box on top.  They can also be locked side by side. A rigid stand alone array of boxes can be assembled with easy access  to the contents. This design has proven particular popular as a shop display. 

Pricing

Picture Part No. Dimensions Price ($Aus)
1887 Overall: 123 ´ 195 ´ H110

1.65

1888 Overall: 160 ´ 260 ´ H115

2.58

1889 Overall: 202 ´ 340 ´ H137

3.85

 

Minibox

Part numbers 1920-1922 are three sizes of small storage boxes with compartments. They are useful for small parts, screws, fishhooks etc. Unlike similar boxes on the market , these have a secure catch which prevents the box from disgorging its contents  if dropped. The compartments are moulded as part of the box adding greatly to the boxes strength.

Pricing

Picture Part No. Dimensions Price ($Aus)
1920 Overall: 146 ´ 104 ´ H35

1.00

1921 Overall: 194 ´ 135 ´ H45

1.78

1922 Overall: 242 ´ 168 ´ H55

2.68

 

Travel Boxes

Part numbers 1930-1932 are three sizes of storage boxes with a  gasket seal and locking clips. Hermetically sealed they are ideal for applications where you need to keep moisture in or out. The locking clips provide secure closure combined with easy access to the contents. Ideal for the storage of cameras and other sensitive equipment in harsh seawater or dust environments. 1932, the largest has an adjustable shoulder strap

Pricing

Picture Part No. Dimensions Price ($Aus)
1930 Overall: 170 ´ 115 ´ H170

Internal (top): 157 ´ 101 ´ H144

Internal (bottom): 140 ´ 85 ´ H144

8.36

1931 Overall: 188 ´ 153 ´ H200

Internal (top): 175 ´ 140 ´ H170

Internal (bottom): 157 ´ 122 ´ H170

10.45
1932 Overall: 288 ´ 320 ´ H184

Internal (top): 260 ´ 200 ´ H152

Internal (bottom): 248 ´ 185 ´ H152

20.90

 

For more information on Star Industrial's Products, visit their website at:

www.starred-a.com

 

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Last modified: Wednesday, 27 July 2005