These carts have a vertical stainless-steel rack that resists rusting and provides more strength than steel or aluminum racks. The rack holds plastic tubs that can be used to store and organize large parts, tools, bulk goods, and other items. The bins slide out to provide access to their contents. Also known as tub dollies, high-strength corrosion-resistant vertical rack-style tub carts are used in areas where they may be exposed to moisture and washdowns, such as food-service facilities, cleanrooms, medical facilities, laboratories, or marine environments.

A slatted or louvered panel runs lengthwise down the center of these carts and holds rows of plastic hang-and-stack bins of different sizes. The bins can be installed on both sides of the panel, and they can be arranged and reconfigured as needed to organize small parts, supplies, components, or tools on the carts. The carts' top shelf can hold tools and other equipment that are too large to fit into the bins, and the shelf has a lip that prevents items from sliding off it but doesn't require heavy items to be lifted very far when loading them onto the shelf. These steel carts are stronger and more rugged than plastic carts.

These carts have a vertical steel rack that provides good strength and holds plastic tubs that can be used to store and organize large parts, tools, bulk goods, and other items. The tubs slide out to allow access to their contents. Vertical rack-style tub carts are sometimes known as tub dollies.

These carts hold horizontal rows of stackable bins that can be used to store and organize small parts, tools, products, and other items. The bins have an opening at the front that keeps their contents visible and accessible when other bins are stacked on top of them. Horizontal rack-style tub carts are also known as bin transport trucks.

These customizable carts have an A-shaped slotted frame that holds compatible storage items such as shelves, bin trays, pegboard panels, hanger bars, and spindles. The storage items can be removed and reconfigured to adapt the carts for holding different items. Also known as adjustable tray trucks, these carts are used for storing and organizing tools and parts in assembly, stock picking, and maintenance applications.

These carts have a vertical aluminum rack that resists rusting and is lighter than steel or stainless-steel racks. They are also known as tub dollies. The rack holds plastic tubs that can be used to store and organize large parts, tools, bulk goods, and other items. The bins can be slid or lifted out for loading and unloading. Lightweight corrosion-resistant vertical rack-style tub carts are used in areas where they may be exposed to moisture and washdowns, such as food-service facilities, cleanrooms, medical facilities, laboratories, or marine environments.

These carts consist of a vertical rack with a column of plastic bins that can be used to store and organize small parts, tools, products, and other items. The bins slide out to allow access to their contents, and their height can be adjusted to accommodate items of different sizes. Optional dividers can be used to create multiple compartments in the bins for separating their contents.

These modular tub carts consist of plastic tubs and metal undercarriages that are sold individually and can be paired to create a wheeled cart for moving large volumes of bulk goods. The carts are sometimes known as tub dollies. The tubs and undercarriages can be swapped out for different styles of compatible tubs and undercarriages to adapt the carts for different applications. Lids can be added to cover the top of the tubs and protect their contents from contamination or loss. These carts are often used in the food industry for moving meat, poultry, fish, baked goods, and grain. They can also be used for color-coded storage and organization systems.