Metal Laundry Cages For Transporting
After spin drying, damp linens are usually transferred immediately out of the washer area to avoid moisture buildup and odor. These metal laundry cages for transporting are used during this transfer stage, keeping textiles separated while air continues to circulate through the load. Staff can move full batches directly from intake zones to drying or temporary holding areas without repacking. The open steel structure helps prevent heat and moisture from being trapped during waiting periods between processing steps.
Model No.: HM-RC-LT007
Loading Capacity: 500 kg
Loaded in 1x40'HQ: 380 sets
Exterior Dimension: 600Lx800Wx1789H mm
Products Description
Metal Laundry Cages for Transporting
Manufacturing Excellence
Expertise Supplier
Warehouse Solutions
Reliability Partner
Benefits
Nesting: More efficient transportation
Zinc/hot dip galvanized/powder coating(customized)
Fully collapsible to save space
Warehouse, logistic, recycling, etc.
HM-RC-LT007
Model No.
500 kg
Loading Capacity
600×800×1789 mm
Exterior dimension
380 sets
Loaded in 1X40'HQ
The metal laundry cages for transporting are manufactured from Q235 mild steel to handle continuous movement in laundry plants. The wire mesh structure keeps its shape under repeated loading and daily pushing on wet production floors. A hot-dip galvanized finish is applied for environments where steam and detergent exposure are constant.
Each unit is fitted with industrial casters designed for full-load movement, loading capacity to 500kg. Wheel rotation is designed for straight-line pushing between intake, washing, and drying zones. The mesh structure maintains rigidity while allowing airflow through wet textiles during internal handling cycles.
Advantages
Air circulation continues during waiting time between washing and drying
Damp textiles can be moved without repacking or redistribution
Four-wheel structure supports full-load transfer across wet floor areas
Brake system prevents movement during loading or staging
Smooth welded joints reduce fabric snagging during handling
Different laundry layouts require different handling setups, so these cages can be adjusted based on workflow. Shelves can be added when textiles need separation during processing stages.
For hospital or hygiene-sensitive environments, quieter nylon wheel sets are available to reduce noise during internal movement. Inner liners in canvas or PVC are often used when finished textiles require surface protection. Identification plates can be welded onto the frame to support batch tracking between washing, drying, and dispatch areas.
Application
In laundry facilities, these metal laundry cages for transporting are used immediately after extraction or spin drying. Operators load damp textiles directly into the cages and push them to drying queues or temporary staging areas.
During peak processing periods, cages remain in holding zones until dryer capacity is available. After drying and ironing, the same units are reused to move finished textiles toward sorting or dispatch areas. When empty, cages are nested together and pushed back to intake points to support the next processing cycle.
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Product Specification
Laundry operations differ in volume and transport distance, so structure selection depends on handling patterns. A standard A-base structure is commonly used when nesting space is limited and return flow is frequent.
For heavier loads or longer movement routes, reinforced base designs provide more stable handling during transport between buildings or large wash halls. Folding versions are preferred in facilities where empty return volume is a key constraint. Selection is usually based on daily throughput and how frequently cages cycle between intake and dispatch.
|
Model No. |
Exterior Dimension |
Loading Capacity |
Loaded in 1x40'HQ |
|
LxWxH(mm) |
kg |
sets |
|
| HM-RC-LT005 | 500×800×1789 | 500 | 440 |
| HM-RC-LT006 | 600×800×1789 |
500 |
400 |
| HM-RC-LT007 | 600×800×1789 |
500 |
380 |
| HM-RC-LT008 | 700×800×1789 |
500 |
400 |
| HM-RC-LT009 | 678×804×1713 |
500 |
400 |
Video
In logistics-based laundry operations, metal laundry cages for transporting are designed with upper and lower access points to support fast separation of fabric and smaller items during collection and dispatch. The structure performs well in repeated handling and warehouse transfer operations.
HM Group
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Hold Goods, Move World
- Experienced manufacturer and exporter since 2003.
- Export Quantity: Around max 300 containers per month in 2023
- 10 production bases in 7 cities: Dalian, Qingdao, Xiamen, Nanjing, Hangzhou
- Offer custom-designed to suit your every need
- OEM, ODM support
Production Process
The production facility manufactures metal laundry cages for transporting on a continuous batch schedule for international clients. Hot-dip galvanizing is carried out in-house to control coating thickness and surface consistency across wet-environment equipment. Welding processes are standardized using fixed jigs to maintain frame alignment during mass production.
Quality Control
Product is checked under full-load conditions to confirm structure stability during movement. Wheels are tested for rolling consistency under wet-floor simulation conditions commonly found in laundry plants. Nesting alignment is verified to ensure empty units can be stacked without jamming during return flow.
Packing and shipping
1.Plastic banding with wooden pallet
2.Stretch film wrapped
3.The wheels are individually packed in cartons.
Certificate
Our commitment to compliance with certifications, including ISO, SGS inspection, BV test, APT test, and a patent certificate, ensures the high standards for HM Group
What Customers Say
Staff handling full loads find the cages stable during transport between washing and drying areas, reducing effort during long shifts.
FAQ
Q: How can I optimize storage space when the containers are not in use?
A: When empty, the containers are folded and nested together and placed in storage corners or return areas. This reduces the space they occupy when they are not active in the warehouse or delivery cycle.
Q: How do I ensure the load stays stable during transportation?
A: Heavier items are placed at the bottom before movement begins. Loose goods are normally secured so they do not shift when the container is pushed or turned inside warehouse lanes.
Q: Are there any specific safety precautions I should follow when using this equipment?
A: The load should stay within the rated capacity of the unit. During daily use, operators check stability before moving the container and avoid uneven loading that can affect balance during transport.
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