Empack 2026

About us

Schiphorst Transport- en Opslagtechniek B.V. from Deventer is part of the Bekuplast group from Ringe (Germany) and deals with the development, production and distribution of plastic charge carriers. We offer over 60 years’ experience about using plastic containers, pallets and palletboxes. We provide logistical solutions in plastic.

Products

Plastic crates and bins for the food industry

Quality and hygiene are of paramount importance in the food industry. To guarantee quality and freshness, each type of crate has industry-specific properties in terms of bottom and wall construction. Thanks to the correct perforation, your product is optimally ventilated and has a longer shelf life. The sturdy crates ensure safe transport and storage and guarantee quality retention. Applications: produce, bread and confectionery, catering, poultry, fish and meat, other foodstuffs. Characteristics: • Made of food-grade HDPE/PP • In accordance with BRC standards • Temperature resistant from -40 to +90 • Optimal product protection with freshness preservation

Plastic dollies for crates

Plastic crates and stacking bins are easy to move with a dolly. Dollies are light, handy and very manoeuvrable. They also offer a high load capacity. There is a wide range of different sizes and wheel types, so that there is a suitable dolly for almost every application. Applications: warehouse storage, cold and frozen storage, intralogistics and transport. • Light and manoeuvrable • High load capacity • Ergonomic to use Characteristics:

Plastic pallets for all uses

Plastic pallets are very stable and have many advantages over wooden pallets. We offer light-weight to heavy-duty pallets for various logistical requirements.

Kunststof palletboxen

The pallet box offers a solution for products that are processed in large volumes. Plastic pallet boxes are very solid and are characterized by a high load capacity. Thanks to the wide range of different pallet box designs, there are various suitable pallet boxes available for both the non-food and food industries. Applications: volume transport and bulk storage in the non-food and food industries. Characteristics: • High load capacity • Robust and dimensionally stable • Operable with pump truck and forklift • Easy to maintain

Plastic bins for transport and storage

Our robust Euronorm stacking bins optimally meet the current requirements of transport and storage technology. Thanks to the high load capacity and stable design, the containers are very reliable within automated material handling systems. The bins are ideally suited for order picking, distribution and storage. Applications: warehousing and distribution. Characteristics: • Made of impact-resistant PP • Suitable for ASRS, roller conveyors and flow racks • Very dimensionally stable

Plastic waste containers for responsible waste management

Plastic waste containers and collection pallets are ideally suited for separating waste and responsible storage of hazardous substances. The products are made of chemically resistant polyethylene and polypropylene and are easy to clean. Thanks to different color options, waste flows can be separated correctly.

From pea to box - plastic containers made from renewable raw materials

We are the first company to use pea fibres for the production of plastic containers. Reusable containers can be used for years and recycled at the end of their life cycle. This makes them particularly sustainable. However, resources are needed to produce them from virgin material and recycled material is only available in limited quantities. This is why the bekuplast-group has been researching the development of alternative raw materials for many years and has now successfully tested the use of pea fibres in plastic containers. Peas are used for the production of starch and protein products. To do this, the peas are shelled and the pea nut fibres are removed. The pea mustard fibres are not reused; they are a waste product of the starch industry. Through extensive development work, bekuplast has succeeded in specially preparing the "waste product pea fibre" and processing it in plastic containers. The high temperatures in the manufacturing process posed a particular technical challenge for the developers. While plastic is usually processed at around 220 to 230 degrees Celsius, the plant-based pea fibres burn at a temperature of just 190 degrees Celsius. The renewable raw material pea thus replaces around 20 % of plastic.