Akro-Mils ShelfMax 6-Inch Heavy-Duty Plastic Shelf Bins
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| Model Number | Size | Carton Quantity | Carton Pricing | View Model |
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11-5/8" long x 4-1/8" wide x 6" high
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16
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$63.35
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11-5/8" long x 6-5/8" wide x 6" high
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10
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$50.75
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11-5/8" long x 8-5/8" wide x 6" high
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8
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$50.06
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17-7/8" long x 4-1/8" wide x 6" high
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8
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$42.81
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17-7/8" long x 6-5/8" wide x 6" high
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10
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$62.09
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17-7/8" long x 8-3/8" wide x 6" high
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8
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$63.40
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23-5/8" long x 6-5/8" wide x 6" high
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10
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$91.83
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23-5/8" long x 8-5/8" wide x 6" high
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6
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$76.64
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23-5/8" long x 11-1/8" wide x 6" high
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6
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$92.86
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Dividers for: 30040 & 30048 bins
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6
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$12.76
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Dividers for: 30090, 30098 & 30094 bins
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6
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$14.77
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Dividers for: 30080, 30088 & 30084 bins
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6
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$14.32
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are Akro-Mils ShelfMax 6-inch shelf bins?
ShelfMax 6-inch bins are the higher-capacity version of the Akro-Mils shelf bin line, standing 6 inches high across all nine models. The open front lets workers pick directly from the bin without pulling it off the shelf. CustomMHS is an authorized Akro-Mils distributor, and all purchases include the manufacturer's factory warranty.
How do I choose between 6-inch ShelfMax and 4-inch shelf bins?
The two solve different problems. The 4-inch series is built for tight shelf spacing, where fitting the most bin rows per shelf tier is the priority. The 6-inch ShelfMax holds more per bin instead. Choose 4-inch when row density matters most on closely spaced shelves. Choose 6-inch ShelfMax when bins empty too quickly and restocking frequency is what you are trying to fix.
How do ShelfMax bins help your facility?
The gain shows up in restocking labor. When a 4-inch bin empties during a single shift, someone stops what they are doing to refill it, and that interruption repeats at every high-velocity position. A 6-inch bin holds enough to cover a full shift's consumption at the same position, so the replenishment happens once rather than mid-run. In assembly work that means a station staged at the start of a shift stays supplied through it. In distribution picking, it means high-velocity SKUs stay organized at the pick face rather than overflowing into adjacent positions and mixing.