The LP-NST-9540 Hog Box is a high-performance half-pallet container engineered for reusable, space-efficient logistics systems. With external dimensions of 1,000 × 575 × 540 mm, this container offers a generous 190-liter capacity — ideal for high-volume transport, retail replenishment, and warehouse handling.

A defining feature of this model is its dual-hinged crocodile lid, consisting of two interlocking flaps that close securely and can be sealed with tamper-evident clips or plastic seals. The lid geometry is reinforced and ribbed, allowing other boxes to stack safely on top without sliding, creating stable and secure load units during transport and storage.

The LP-NST-9540’s reinforced base and integrated pallet feet enable direct forklift and pallet truck handling, eliminating the need for a separate pallet. Built from impact-resistant polypropylene, it withstands heavy loads up to 100 kg per container, with stacking loads up to 450 kg. When empty, the boxes nest with a 6:2 ratio, saving up to 70% return volume.

This container is the ideal choice for closed-loop, high-rotation logistics where strength, safety, and reusability are top priorities.

Applications & Industry Uses

Retail & Supermarket Distribution

Used for store replenishment and mixed product deliveries.
Typical contents include:

• Multipacks of packaged foods (pasta, rice, cereals)
• Bottled beverages and shrink-wrapped cans
• Hygiene and cleaning products
• Packaged snacks, confectionery, and dry groceries
• Seasonal merchandise and promotional stock

E-Commerce & Fulfillment Centers

Ideal for bulk consolidation and parcel preparation in high-throughput hubs.
Typical contents include:

• Grouped order batches or shipping bags
• Clothing, accessories, and footwear
• Electronics peripherals and home gadgets
• Toys, books, or consumer goods for dispatch
• Returns awaiting inspection and reallocation

Manufacturing & Industrial Supply

Used for in-plant logistics, component storage, and semi-finished goods transfer.
Typical contents include:

• Plastic, metal, or rubber components
• Fasteners, bolts, washers, and fittings
• Electrical parts, cables, or sensors
• Subassemblies and toolkits
• Production consumables and line materials

Automotive & Tier Suppliers

Supports part movement within automotive manufacturing networks.
Typical contents include:

• Trims, interior modules, and dashboard parts
• Small mechanical components (bearings, joints)
• Harnesses, switches, and connectors
• Engine or brake subassemblies
• CKD (completely knocked-down) kits for export

3PL, Transport & Reverse Logistics

Optimized for pooling, reverse logistics, and redistribution flows.
Typical contents include:

• Returned packaging or goods from stores
• Consolidated shipments for redistribution
• Grouped orders for cross-docking
• Empty returnable packaging
• Repair center materials and return stock

Food & Beverage Logistics (Non-contact / Packaged)

Hygienic, washable design ideal for secondary food packaging.
Typical contents include:

• Wrapped produce and fruit trays
• Bottled drinks or multipacks
• Bakery and confectionery packaging
• Sealed bags of flour, sugar, or dry ingredients
• Beverage crates or empty packaging for reuse

Warehouse & Cross-Docking Operations

Used for buffer storage and high-speed handling.
Typical contents include:

• Mixed carton breakdowns
• Consolidated pick batches
• Maintenance spares and MRO items
• Warehouse consumables (labels, wraps, tools)
• Redistribution of reusable inserts and bins

Facility Maintenance & Equipment Logistics

For organized transport of technical materials and tools.
Typical contents include:

• Maintenance tool kits and small equipment
• PPE and safety supplies
• Spare parts and repair materials
• Cleaning and facility consumables
• Small lubricants and workshop items

Usage Scenario Example

A national supermarket chain uses LP-NST-9540 Hog Boxes to streamline its mixed-goods distribution. At the central warehouse, different product types — snacks, detergents, bottled drinks — are consolidated in each box. Loads are secured with strapping and lids, then stacked two-high on trucks. Upon delivery, empty boxes nest compactly for return transport, saving 65–70% of space and eliminating disposable packaging waste.