Warehouse cages are used in many places - workshop turnover, loading semi-finished goods in foundry shops, and stacking and transporting export cargo. Here is where they actually go to work. The warehouse cage is a mature foldable, galvanized workstation equipment. It has the sturdiness of a steel product, connects with springs, folds flat, and stacks when idle to save space. There are generally three standard sizes: A-3 800*600*640, A-5 1000*800*840, and A-7 1200*1000*890. Mesh openings such as 50*50, 50*100, and 100*100 can be matched to the load, with wire diameters ranging from 4.8 to 6.4. The bottom uses U-shaped channel steel dedicated to warehouse cages. It is sturdy and durable, and keeps the cage light while meeting the load. Typical places of use: logistics turnover, back-and-forth transport in the workshop, stacking semi-finished goods, transporting finished goods, and transporting components. Auto parts makers are among the heaviest users.