Universal tote
a tote and universal technology, applied in the field of totes, can solve the problems of time-consuming and expensive re-applying of different identifying labels, and the difficulty of re-using totes for a different type of good or produ
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[0026]FIGS. 1a-b show one example of a crate, container, or tote 10 that includes a first structural component 12 including a bottom 14 and four side walls 16a-d extending upwardly from the bottom 14 to form an interior cavity 18. One or more products are typically placed within the interior cavity 18 to be shipped from a point of original to a destination.
[0027]A second structural component 20 includes a top portion 22 and a plurality of foldable extensions or flaps 24 that are folded downwardly relative to the top portion 22. The second structural component 20 is selectively attachable and detachable from the first structural component 12 for shipping, stacking, nesting positions, etc. as needed. This will be discussed in greater detail below.
[0028]The tote 10 includes a pair of bale arms 26 that are pivotally attached to one opposing pair of side walls of the four side walls 16a-d. In the example shown, the bale arms 26 are pivotally attached to side walls 16a, 16c. The bale arms...
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