
ORBIS
ORBIS is a manufacturer of reusable plastic packaging and material-handling containers, headquartered in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, USA. The company specializes in durable, stackable, and nestable totes, bulk containers, and lids designed for industrial logistics, warehousing, and supply-chain operations. ORBIS product families include Clearview attached-lid totes, collapsible bulk containers, standard stacking and nesting totes, straight-wall containers, and compatible lids. These containers are constructed from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene, offering resistance to impact, moisture, and common industrial chemicals. Key specifications across the line include capacities ranging from 2.2 gallons to 42.6 cubic feet, dimensions from 12 in x 15 in x 5 in up to 62 1/2 in x 48 in x 34 in, and stacking capabilities with load ratings up to 300 lb per container. Many models feature 4-way fork entry for forklift handling, collapsible designs for space-efficient return logistics, and nesting capability to reduce storage footprint when empty. ORBIS containers are used in automotive, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and general manufacturing sectors for transporting and storing components, raw materials, and finished goods. 3G Electric supplies ORBIS containers and lids globally, offering a range of sizes and configurations to meet specific material-handling requirements. The product line includes FDA-compliant lids for food-contact applications, clear-body totes for visual inventory management, and gray or black containers for general industrial use. 3G Electric supports procurement with detailed specification sheets, compatibility information for lids and totes, and logistics coordination for bulk orders. Engineers and maintenance managers can select ORBIS containers based on dimensional constraints, weight capacity, stacking or nesting needs, and environmental conditions such as temperature or exposure to chemicals. The containers are designed for repeated use, reducing reliance on single-use packaging and lowering total cost of ownership over time.
