Charlotte region, NC and SC I-85 I-77 I-40
SCI-77
Chester County seat off I-77.
Chester is the Chester County seat, off I-77. Plastics, glass, tires and wood products are its lines, and plastics here is part of the cluster the region shares with Rowan County across the state line.
Octabins and liners for resin, tall boxes for tires and wood, heavy ones for glass.
Chester sends plastics, glass, tire and wood-product empties. Plastics docks run octabins and liners, glass docks run heavy, short, square boxes, and wood docks run tall, dry ones.
The lanes on this page: plastics, glass, tires, and wood products.
Chester names plastics, glass, tires and wood products. It is the Chester County seat, off I-77. Plastics plants leave octabins with liners, glass plants leave heavy square boxes, tire plants leave tall light ones and wood plants leave tall dry ones. The cluster of plastics here is part of the one the region shares with Rowan County across the state line. A line per family keeps the request readable.
A Chester plant should stage its octabins, glass boxes and tall wood boxes in separate rows. Fold the liners on top of the plastic octabins so a buyer can see their state. Wipe the grit from the corners of the glass boxes and set them square. Tie the tall boxes with a strap at mid-height. Note which row has been outside, even for a day, and say whether a tarp was used. A sketch of the rows with counts is a good record to quote.
A Chester seller should think about forklift tines before writing: glass boxes and octabins sit on different pallet types, and a buyer will want to know which yours are. Mention the pallet material if you know it, along with the box count. Wooden and plastic pallets are handled differently, and the information costs a line.
A stack here is on the edge of the region, so we read it carefully. Chester docks that serve plastics lines often keep their empties near the loading door so they are not walked across a wet yard. If that is you, say so. A stack that has gone straight from the line to a covered bay is a better stack than one that spent a rainy week outside, and you should not have to wait for a question to say which you have. The county page is Chester County, SC, which the market data describes this way: On I-77 toward Columbia; employers listed include Boise Cascade, Carolina Poly, E. & J. Gallo Winery, Giti and Guardian Glass.
A Chester plastics line might write: twenty-six octabins at 46 x 38 x 36 in, liners inside, the ZIP. A glass plant might write: eight 5‑wall boxes at 40 x 40 x 24 in, dust in the corners. A wood-product dock might add thirty-four tall 3‑wall boxes at 48 x 48 x 48 in, dry. All three would go in one request, one line each.
Rock Hill and Lancaster are the pages nearest to Chester.
Yes, as boxes. Heavy, short, square boxes are described by the footprint, the wall count, the bottom and the condition. Mention any glass dust or sharp debris in the corrugated, since it affects the grade.
Count, footprint and wall count are enough to start.
No prices, minimums or times are stated here.