Industrial Wire Mesh Containers

Our containers provide a reliable solution for diverse applications, including storing automotive parts, organizing a warehouse, or improving material handling processes. Below are some common uses for our industrial wire mesh containers:

• Material handling. Move products seamlessly through a workflow.
• Fulfillment. Organize orders efficiently for quick access and shipping.
• Storage. Maximize storage density and maintain order in a warehouse.
• Transportation. Safely transport goods from one location to another.
• Parts cleaning. Withstand rigorous cleaning processes while securely holding parts.

At Marlin Steel, we are dedicated to providing quality containment solutions. From aerospace and automotive to food processing and telecommunications, our wire mesh containers promote safe and efficient storage for streamlined operations. Here’s what sets us apart:

Custom Metal Coatings and Finishes

We manufacture all of our products here in the USA to provide the highest quality for our customers. Our services include custom coatings and finishing, including the following:

 

 

At Marlin Steel, we understand that one size doesn't fit all. That’s why we offer custom wire mesh containers tailored to your unique functional and space requirements. Whether you need custom sizes and shapes or additional features like dividers, handles, wheels, or stackable options, our team can design a solution that fits seamlessly within your operational framework.

Our degreed mechanical engineers use advanced computer modeling and virtual stress testing to ensure that each wire container meets the highest performance and quality standards. We can work directly from PDFs, AutoCAD files, or a prototype, using the given part’s specifications to design a container that precisely fits a business's parts and processes for washing, storage, or transportation.

Once we have a purchase order, we can create AutoCAD prints that visualize designs from multiple angles, including images of loaded and unloaded products. These prints can also show stacking or other features in action, so customers can confirm that the design meets their needs before production begins.