ORBIS Corporation to showcase latest products at PACK EXPO

ORBIS Corporation will be at PACK EXPO 2015 in Las Vegas at Booth #S-6549, within the Reusable Packaging Pavilion. The company will showcase its latest innovations in reusable pallets, totes, products and services it has introduced to increase efficiency within the food, beverage, retail and industrial supply chains.

ORBIS experts will also be available to walk visitors through its “5-Step Supply Chain Optimization Process.” According to the company, the process, which offers customized solutions, measurable ROI and significant environmental benefits, has been a proven success for many of today’s leading Fortune 500 international companies in the industrial, consumer, food and beverage industries.

Demonstrations at the ORBIS booth will include an array of designs the company has developed to shift traditional thinking for reusable packaging and how those new designs benefit customers:

• Small Format Pallet — 42- by 30-inch nestable pallet designed to optimize the supply chains of small format stores by promoting vertical trailer cube space and enabling maneuverability for in-store storage and replenishment.
• Tote and Dolly Mobile Solutions — ORBIS’ newest FliPak totes are compatible with dollies for rapid store replenishment and omni-channel applications.
• Picking Totes for Omni-Channel Applications — Plastic reusable totes, when combined mobile carts, are ideal for picking in a wide range of environments, from warehouses to distribution centers to retail.
• Stack’R Pallet —Expanded 40- by 48-inch Stack’R plastic pallet line includes an array of user options, from a non-rackable stacking pallet to a fully edge-rackable pallet that racks up to 3,000 lbs.
• OPTE Bulk — This sleevepack features a proprietary “active latch” that enables workers to engage and release the sleeve from the pallet from a standing position, with no bending required.

ORBIS will also present two on-floor theater sessions, giving attendees a chance to learn how today’s largest companies are currently driving efficiencies within their supply chain through the use of reusable plastic packaging.