Rust-resistant all-stainless steel cart [NW-D/NW-D-FB]

Essential for moving stainless steel containers are transport carts and caster legs. However, are they not moving as you would like, causing small stresses during work? In fact, there are several types of casters based on their movement, and by selecting them according to their usage, there is a potential for significantly improved work efficiency. In this column, we will explain the combination and arrangement of "swivel casters" and "fixed casters" tailored to their usage among the various types of casters. For more details, visit: https://www.nitto-kinzoku.jp/archives/technic/caster_position/

We sometimes receive inquiries from customers saying, "Even though it's made of stainless steel, it rusted right away." Stainless steel, as the English words "Stain" (rust, corrosion), "less" (less), and "steel" (steel) suggest, is an alloy of iron that is highly resistant to rust. While it is considerably less prone to rust compared to regular iron, it is not completely rust-proof. Here, we have summarized "Why is stainless steel resistant to rust?", "What causes rust on rust-resistant stainless steel?", and "What are the rust prevention measures for stainless steel containers?".

Select the optimal specifications for your usage environment and purpose to reduce movement and work time, and cut costs! When using stainless steel containers, there are various requirements for the containers depending on their intended use. For example, when transporting contents to the next process, a specification that allows for moving the entire container is required. Here, we will explain various carts and stands that are commonly used in combination with our stainless steel containers. When considering containers, we will propose the most suitable carts and stands that match your usage environment and purpose. We hope this explanatory document will serve as a reference when considering stainless steel containers.