The LP-ALC-8644 is LP’s flagship large-format attached-lid container, designed to handle high-volume, pallet-level shipments with ease. With external dimensions of 800 × 600 × 440 mm, this container offers one of the largest capacities in the ALC range, making it ideal for distribution of bulky goods, store pallets, and high-density logistics.

Engineered with the same space-saving conical sidewalls used across the ALC line, the 8644 model allows deep nesting when empty — reducing return-volume by up to 75 %. Its crocodile-style dual-flap lid is reinforced and ribbed for structural strength and includes strapping channels for secure banding or film wrap of stacked loads. The interlocking lid geometry ensures stability when units are stacked for transport or staging.

Constructed from robust polypropylene (PP), the LP-ALC-8644 withstands repeated cycles in dynamic supply chains. A smooth and flat underside ensures reliable performance on conveyors and automated lines, while molded label zones, seal eyelets, and traceability features make it fully integration-ready for modern warehouse networks.

Applications & Industries

• Large Retail & Hypermarket Chains — Deliver bulky palletized goods or store-ready cartons in one container.
• Warehouse & Distribution Centers — Bulk consolidation, cross-dock transfers, and buffer storage.
• E-Commerce & Omni-Channel Fulfillment — High-capacity bin for order bundling or bulk dispatch.
• Industrial / Machinery Logistics — Movement of heavy or oversized parts with safe containment.
• Courier & Parcel Sorting (Large Items) — For oversized bundles or grouped shipments.
• 3PL & Fleet Pooling — Standardized asset for recycled, high-turn reuse.
• Retail Backroom & Fill-Neck Transport — Ideal for transferring large volumes of packaged inventory to floor or staging.

Usage Scenario Example

A major chain store uses LP-ALC-8644 to consolidate weekly deliveries of electronics and boxed goods. Each container is packed with dozens of product cartons, closed, and strapped via the crocodile lid’s channels to form stable pallet stacks. Upon delivery, the empty containers are nested and returned to the warehouse, freeing up to 75 % of transport cube for other loads, reducing vehicle counts and optimizing reverse logistics.