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Pallet racks also help keep products organized and easy to access. There are many different types of pallet racking systems, and each system has its ideal use case and inventory management process.
Pallet racking systems can be used in warehouses or other facilities that transfer, transport, and store products on storage pallet rack, which enables these facilities to maximize the use of vertical space and store multi-level pallets. Choose us be your direct pallet racking company
Beam rack is the most common and flexible pallet racking system in the industry. It can efficiently use storage space and can easily load and unload pallets with a forklift. This type of shelf uses structural steel that is resistant to debris and easy to clean (very suitable for food handling operations). Beam rack is often used in manufacturing, retail and general warehousing.
Drive-in racks are more suitable for last-in/first-out storage situations. It aims to improve the utilization of floor space in the warehouse. This type of shelf system requires only a small aisle area to achieve the same storage capacity, thereby saving storage space. It is designed in a way that allows the forklift to continue to store and add more pallets through the aisle. It is suitable for large-capacity storage, general warehousing, freezing and high-turnover retail products of similar products.
Pallet mobile racks, also known as gravity mobile racks. In pallet mobile racking, new pallets are added at the higher end and removed from the lower end, so it is a first-in-first-out (FIFO) loading system. Compared with drive-in rack or traditional pallet racking systems, pallet mobile racking can double or triple the storage capacity. It is a perfect solution for refrigerated warehouses, food distribution centers and large-capacity storage of perishable consumer goods.
Cantilever pallet racking is ideal for storing long products such as textile pipes, tire tubes, furniture, carpet rolls, steel rods and wood. The long arms of the rack structure extend from the metal frame and are specifically designed to store long and heavy items. Unlike other pallet racking systems, cantilever racks do not have a front pillar, so all inventory items can be easily accessed.
