RED GLASS BOTTLE PLASTIC CRATE BOX CONTAINER STORAGE RACK TRAY 3D Model

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More Information About 3D Model :
The assembly described by the nomenclature "RED GLASS BOTTLE PLASTIC CRATE BOX CONTAINER STORAGE RACK TRAY" defines a comprehensive, integrated system utilized for the organization, protection, and transport of liquid substances within industrial and commercial supply chains. This system comprises three distinct, yet interdependent, logistical components: the primary containment vessel, the secondary transport unit, and the tertiary static storage infrastructure.

### I. Primary Containment: The Red Glass Bottle

The primary vessel is characterized by its material composition and coloration. Glass is selected for its chemical inertness, impermeability, and high barrier properties, which prevent gas transmission and ensure the stability of the contents. The use of glass is standard for sensitive reagents, pharmaceuticals, specialized chemicals, and high-quality beverages.

The distinctive red coloration is a critical functional element. Red glass, often achieved through the incorporation of selenium or gold salts, possesses inherent light filtering properties, specifically mitigating the transmission of ultraviolet (UV) and short-wavelength visible light (typically below 500 nm). This feature is essential for protecting photo-sensitive compounds from degradation, isomerization, or decomposition reactions initiated by ambient light exposure. Bottles are typically standardized in volume (e.g., metric liters or milliliters) and possess specific neck finishes for sealing integrity (e.g., screw-top, crown cap, or septum seal).

### II. Secondary Containment and Transport: Plastic Crate/Box Container

The plastic crate, box, or container serves as the secondary packaging unit, engineered for material handling, distribution, and protection during transit. These units are overwhelmingly fabricated from robust thermoplastic polymers, primarily high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP), selected for their impact resistance, low moisture absorption, and durability under varied temperature and environmental stresses.

The design of the crate is highly optimized for logistical efficiency. Features include:

1. **Compartmentalization:** Internal partitioning or cells are molded into the structure to securely nestle individual glass bottles, preventing lateral movement and mitigating the risk of impact damage or breakage during mechanical shock.
2. **Stackability and Interlock:** Crate dimensions conform to standard pallet sizing (e.g., EUR-pallet or ISO pallet dimensions). The design incorporates reinforced rims and base features allowing multiple units to be stacked vertically, maximizing cubic utilization in trucks and storage areas, often with locking mechanisms to ensure stability in tall stacks.
3. **Ergonomics:** Handholds and open lattice designs (for ventilation, drainage, or visual inventory inspection) are integrated to facilitate manual and mechanized handling (e.g., by forklifts or conveyor systems).

### III. Tertiary Organization: Storage Rack and Tray System

The storage rack and tray constitute the tertiary infrastructure, designed for long-term, high-density warehousing. This system maximizes the utilization of vertical space within the storage facility.

**Storage Rack:** Typically constructed from heavy-gauge structural steel (either bolted or welded frames), the rack provides the necessary load-bearing capacity to support numerous stacked plastic crates. Racking systems are categorized based on function, including selective racking (providing direct access to every unit load), drive-in/drive-thru racking (for dense storage of uniform product batches), or flow racking (incorporating gravity slides for First-In, First-Out (FIFO) inventory management).

**Tray:** In the context of this integrated system, the "tray" may refer to specialized shelving units, pallet runners, or dedicated inserts within the metal rack structure, designed to provide a uniform, level surface for the plastic crates. These trays ensure even weight distribution, prevent crates from deforming or catching on beams, and often interface with automated retrieval mechanisms (e.g., robotic arms or conveyors in Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS)). The combined rack and tray system ensures systematic organization, facilitating rapid and accurate inventory control and retrieval operations essential for demanding sectors like pharmaceuticals and specialized distribution.

KEYWORDS: Logistics, Containment, Packaging, Glassware, HDPE, Supply Chain, Inventory Management, Warehousing, Material Handling, Standardized Packaging, Bottle Storage, Industrial Crates, Vertical Storage, Modular Stacking, Reagents, Pharmaceuticals, Beverage Industry, Chemical Inertness, UV Protection, High-Density Polyethylene, Storage Infrastructure, Palletization, Secondary Packaging, Tertiary Storage, Rack Systems, Storage Trays, Distribution, Fragile Goods, Organization, Supply Chain Optimization.