W56HZV-17-R-L595_-_Questions_and_Answers.docx
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1. Are the exterior dimensions critical? It would be difficult to hold both the interior and exterior dimensions.
A. The exterior dimensions are critical as they relate to the storage space (racks)
2. The crates are stated to be stackable - how high will they be stacked?
A. They are generally stacked 2-3 high and should be expected to withstand such stacking
3. Does the crate need to be water tight, does it need a gasket?
A. No
4. Can you verify which "butterfly lock" you are looking for, a quick web search brings up several styles.
A. The butterfly locks for padlocks don't all need to be lockable but sufficient numbers that would prevent the lid from being opened
5. Are there any construction requirements - do you prefer a welded construction?
A. Prefer a welded for semi-water-tight
6. Are rivets permitted?
A. End of rivet or latch fasteners should be low profile/flat
7. Can the end of a rivet protrude into the container?
A. End of rivet or latch fastener should be low profile/flat.
8. Would aluminum be considered as inert and satisfactory to use?
A. Yes, aluminum is acceptable, as long as it meets all other aspects of the requirement.
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