Polly
Polly is a collapsible roll container optimized for manual handling. Using the corresponding adapter pallet, the unit can be double-stacked during transport, providing extremely high vehicle fill in both outbound and reverse logistics.< p>
The platform provides significant efficiency improvements in your supply chain by allowing different product streams to be combined into a highly flexible solution.< p>
Empty units can be folded and stacked up to 5 times more efficiently than rigid cages during both transport and storage. An added benefit is that the adapter pallet allows high-level storage of stacked Polly, freeing up valuable operational space.< p>
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