Every wire mesh basket RDR Steel Sales sells is reconditioned — the same standard that applies across our whole inventory. What Reconditioned Means Reconditioned means repaired if needed, and functioning as intended. Anything affecting structural integrity or usability — damaged mesh, a compromised weld, a... Continue reading

The open mesh design is what sets these baskets apart from solid steel bins, and it’s exactly why certain industries reach for them specifically. Automotive & Parts Handling Like solid bins, wire mesh baskets move stamped and machined parts through production — but the open... Continue reading

Wire mesh baskets are simple, durable equipment, which makes the used-vs-new decision more straightforward than it is for some industrial gear — but it still comes down to cost, condition, and fit for your product. The Cost Case for Used Used industrial containers typically sell... Continue reading

Wire mesh baskets look simple, but sizing one correctly involves a few things that aren’t obvious from a quick look: mesh opening size, wire gauge, and how the floor is built all affect what a basket can actually hold. Mesh Opening Size Mesh openings are... Continue reading

RDR Steel Sales ships to buyers across both Canada and the US, and cross-border freight is a routine part of doing business in this market. Here’s what to expect if you haven’t shipped industrial equipment across the border before. Freight Options How your bins ship... Continue reading

Every bin RDR Steel Sales sells is reconditioned. That word does specific work, and it’s worth being clear about what it promises — and what it doesn’t. What Reconditioned Means Reconditioned means repaired if needed, and functioning as intended. Before a bin goes out, anything... Continue reading

Steel bins show up in nearly every heavy industry, but the way they’re used — and what to look for when buying — shifts depending on the application. Automotive & Stamping In automotive manufacturing, steel bins move small stamped and machined parts — screws, nuts,... Continue reading

For most industrial buyers, the used-vs-new decision on steel bins comes down to three questions: what will it cost, what condition am I actually getting, and how long will it last. Here’s how those questions tend to shake out. The Cost Case for Used Used... Continue reading

Not all steel bins are built the same, and the difference usually comes down to two things: gauge and capacity. Whether you’re stocking a stamping line, a foundry floor, or a warehouse aisle, matching the right bin to the right load keeps operations moving and... Continue reading