A hypercage is a reinforced, often stackable or collapsible, metal or composite cage system designed for safe, high-volume transport and temporary storage of retail goods, particularly in back-of-store and shelf-replenishment operations.
Dimensions:
1185mm Long
475mm Wide
860mm Deep
Product Material: Galvanized electroplated steel
Weight: 40kg
Durable Framework:
Built from reinforced steel or polymer with mesh or slotted walls to contain various package sizes securely.
Modular Design:
Often includes removable shelves or dividers, allowing for customization based on product type (e.g. dairy, produce, dry goods).
High Mobility:
Equipped with smooth-rolling, lockable wheels for easy movement through narrow aisles and backroom areas.
Ergonomic & Safe:
Designed for quick access to goods and minimal strain for workers during loading/unloading.
Space-Efficient:
Collapsible or stackable when empty, optimizing space in storage areas or on delivery trucks.
Goods Receiving & Sorting:
Items are loaded into hypercages at distribution centres and rolled directly into stores for efficient unloading.
Stock Replenishment:
Staff use hypercages to restock shelves, especially during off-peak hours.
Backroom Organization:
Acts as temporary mobile shelving for goods awaiting placement or promotion.
Delivery Systems:
Retail chains use them as part of loop logistics, sending empty cages back with delivery trucks for reuse.
Reduced Labour Time:
Speeds up shelf restocking and minimizes product handling.
Minimized Damage:
Prevents overstacking and rough handling of products during transit.
Inventory Control:
Simplifies tracking and staging of goods, especially when tagged with barcodes or RFID.
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