Contact us
Email us at info@plasticcratesforsale.com or use the form below this page. We work in writing, so every answer, spec and price comes back to you by email, where you can forward it to purchasing or the plant floor without retyping anything.
- info@plasticcratesforsale.com
- Form
- Below this page
- Replies
- By email, in writing
- Best for quotes
- The quote form
Two ways to reach us
Email. Write to info@plasticcratesforsale.com from any address. Attachments are welcome: photos, spec sheets, drawings, packing lists, RFQ documents. A subject line that names the container and the job, such as used 48x45 collapsibles for a parts loop, gets routed faster than a bare hello.
The form. The short form below sends your message to the same inbox as email. For a full buy or sell request, the quote form is better, because it asks for footprint, height, condition and ZIP in separate fields.
Who usually writes
| Role | Typical first message |
|---|---|
| Purchasing or procurement manager | An RFQ, a target spec and a delivery schedule for a new program |
| Plant or packaging engineer | A drawing, a part to protect, and a question about dunnage or door placement |
| Logistics or transportation coordinator | Counts per trailer, return lanes, and whether folding units cut the empty run |
| Grower, packer or cold-storage manager | Bins short for the coming harvest, or a yard full of bins no longer needed |
| Warehouse or 3PL supervisor | Totes for a new client, conveyor fit, and how lids secure for store routes |
| Plant controller or asset manager | Surplus left after a program ended, and what it might bring back |
What to write to us about
- A container you need and cannot name: describe the load and how it is handled, and we will suggest a family.
- A lot you want to sell, or a question about whether it is worth selling at all.
- A spec question: whether a tote tiles a pallet, whether two makers' units will stack together, what a return ratio means for your lane.
- Food-contact questions about a specific container, so we can tell you which documents to ask the maker for.
- A quote you already have from us that needs a change in count, timing or delivery address.
- A correction: a figure on this site that looks wrong, a broken link, or a source that has changed.
- A privacy request, such as asking us to delete the details you sent through a form.
What to include
| If you are writing about | Please include |
|---|---|
| Buying containers | Type, outside footprint and height, wall and deck, doors, quantity, condition, delivery ZIP, timing |
| Selling containers | Type, size, count by model, condition or grade, prior contents, location, three photos |
| A spec or fit question | Both containers involved, with sizes, and a photo of how they are used |
| An existing quote | The date of the quote and what needs to change |
| A correction | The page address and what you believe is wrong, with a source if you have one |
| A privacy request | The email address you used, and what you want us to do |
Photos and attachments
Phone pictures are fine. Shoot in daylight or under good shop lighting, fill the frame with the container, and put a tape measure across the base in at least one shot. For a lot, photograph the stack as a whole, then one ordinary unit, then the worst one. Close-ups of molded lettering, part numbers and date wheels help us identify a model, and pictures of the doors, hinges and corners show condition faster than any description. Skip heavy filters and blurry night shots; a smudged lens can hide hairline cracks that matter to a buyer.
Maker spec sheets and drawings are just as useful, especially when you are matching an existing program. Attach them as PDFs or images. If files are too large to email, say so, and we will suggest another way to send them.
How we reply
By email, in writing, from the same address. A first reply usually restates what we understood and asks for anything missing, so mistakes get caught before they become prices. Quote replies list the container, its condition, the price, and freight as a separate line, along with how long the figures hold.
We do not publish a phone number. Keeping the conversation in writing means specs, counts and terms are on record for both sides, and nothing depends on someone remembering a call. We answer messages in the order they arrive; complete requests move fastest because they need no follow-up questions. We do not add you to a mailing list because you wrote to us. If you expect an answer and see nothing, check your spam or quarantine folder, and add our address to your safe senders.
Corrections and privacy
If something on this site is wrong, we want to know. Figures here come from maker sheets and public sources, each linked with the date we read it, and sources change. Send the page and the problem, and we will check it against the source and fix or remove it.
To ask what details we hold from a form you sent, or to have them deleted, write to the same address from the email you used. Our privacy policy explains what the forms collect and who sees it.
Questions
Is there a phone number?
No. We work by email so every spec and price is in writing. Write to info@plasticcratesforsale.com or use the form below.
Should I use the contact form or the quote form?
Use the quote form to buy or sell, since it collects sizes, condition and ZIP in separate fields. Use the contact form or email for questions, changes, corrections and anything else.
Can container makers, washers or refurbishers get in touch?
Yes. If you build, wash, repair or broker containers, write with the types, footprints and regions you cover. We keep those notes on file and reach out only when a request clearly fits what you do.
Can I send a spec sheet or drawing?
Yes. Attach it to an email as a PDF or image. It is often the fastest way to match an existing container exactly.
What if I sent the wrong details?
Reply in the same email thread with the correction, and say which line it overrides. We re-check anything already quoted against the new information and send a revised version, so the earlier figures never get mixed up with the current ones.