Powder Coating Steel Drive in Pallet Racking for Warehouse Storage

Drive-in Racking is a specialized storage solution that maximizes space utilization by allowing forklifts to drive directly into the storage lanes. 

Here’s a breakdown of its structural characteristics and applications:

1. Design and Construction: Drive-in racking features a composite design with high-strength drive-in brackets and beams. The frames are securely connected to the top beams using bolts and nuts, ensuring a robust structure.

2. Depth Limitations: To maintain optimal loading efficiency and stability, single-sided drive-in shelving against a wall should not exceed 6 pallet positions in depth. For double-sided configurations, the depth should be less than 12 pallet positions.

3. Height Recommendations: The height of drive-in racking should generally be kept below 11,000 mm (H11000mm). This recommendation is due to the system's relatively lower stability compared to other racking types.

4. Stability Enhancements: To improve stability, drive-in racking should incorporate back and top cross beams. These additional components help maintain the structural integrity of the racking system.

5. Storage Efficiency: Designed for dense storage, drive-in racking is ideal for maximizing space utilization. It supports both "first in, first out" (FIFO) and "first in, last out" (FILO) inventory management, making it suitable for storing large quantities of a limited variety of goods.

These product application scenarios highlight the versatility and efficiency of drive-in racks in various industries:

1. Dairy Industry: Drive-in racks offer a high-density storage solution for dairy products like milk cartons, yogurt containers, and cheese blocks. This system is particularly beneficial in warehouses with limited space, allowing dairy companies to maximize storage capacity while efficiently managing inventory. The design of drive-in racks facilitates easy access to stored items, which is crucial for managing the shelf life of perishable dairy products.

2. Beverage Industry: In the beverage industry, drive-in racks are used to store large quantities of soda cans, bottled water, and other drinks. These racks provide a cost-effective way to optimize warehouse space and streamline operations. The ability to easily access and rotate stock ensures that products are used in the order they were received, which helps maintain product freshness and quality.

3. Cold Storage Facilities: Drive-in racks are ideal for cold storage facilities that handle frozen foods, ice cream, and other temperature-sensitive items. These racks are designed to endure extreme cold temperatures, offering efficient storage solutions that help maintain the quality of frozen goods. By utilizing drive-in racks, cold storage facilities can increase their storage capacity and ensure that products are kept at optimal conditions.

In all these scenarios, drive-in racks help businesses optimize their storage space, improve inventory management, and maintain product quality, making them a valuable asset in industries dealing with large quantities of perishable or temperature-sensitive products.

Overall, drive-in shelving is a practical solution for businesses that need to optimize storage space while managing inventory effectively.

Specification:
Upright: NH2A TYPE(90A TYPE),NH2B TYPE(90BTYPE),NH4 TYPE(120 TYPE),

The non-standard ones can also be customized by clients.

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