12-Gauge Bin Cabinet With 6 Shelves and Vertical Dividers – 60 in. W x 24 in. D x 78 in. H

FAQs

Why choose a 60-inch wide vertical divider cabinet over the 36-inch or 48-inch models?

The 60-inch body adds 12 inches of shelf width over the 48-inch model and 24 inches over the 36-inch model. More width means more vertical divider compartments per shelf tier, which translates to more separated storage slots for flat parts, sheet stock, and panels. Choose the 60-inch version when your flat-part inventory exceeds what the narrower models can organize.

How are the shelves and dividers arranged?

Reinforced 14-gauge shelves span the full 60-inch width and adjust in 2-inch increments. Vertical dividers are distributed across the shelves to create upright compartments. Each shelf is 21.5 inches deep with a weight capacity of up to 900 pounds. Additional shelves can be ordered to add more tiers if needed.

What makes vertical dividers different from polypropylene bins?

Bins contain loose small parts like fasteners and fittings in individual removable containers. Vertical dividers create fixed compartments on a shelf surface where flat, thin, or panel-shaped items stand on edge. Die plates, sheet metal blanks, gasket stock, templates, and circuit boards stay upright and separated without needing a bin around them.

What applications need a 60-inch wide divider cabinet?

Stamping shops with a large variety of die plates, fabrication facilities managing multiple sheet metal gauges and sizes, quality labs organizing inspection samples by lot number, and print shops storing signage panels by job all benefit from the wider body. Any operation where the number of separated flat items exceeds what fits in a 48-inch cabinet needs the 60-inch step up.

Can the shelves and dividers be reconfigured?

Yes. The shelves adjust vertically in 2-inch increments. Dividers can be redistributed across shelf tiers as your storage mix changes. This flexibility lets you add taller compartments on one shelf for larger panels while keeping tighter spacing on another for smaller flat parts.

How is this cabinet secured?

A 3-point locking system with a cast steel handle accepts any standard padlock. The 8-gauge leaf hinges with stainless steel pins support the full-length solid doors. Electronic lock upgrades from CompX, SecuRam, and Lockey provide keypad, fingerprint, Bluetooth, and network-connected access with audit trail tracking.