What are the benefits of using heavy-duty racks?

Heavy-duty shelves are also called beam shelves, or cargo shelves, or pallet shelves. They are a common shelf form in various domestic storage shelf systems. It is mainly composed of column pieces, beams and their accessories. Functional accessories such as partitions, steel laminates (steel gratings), wire mesh layers, storage cage guide rails, and oil drum racks can be installed according to the characteristics of the storage unit container equipment to meet the needs of different unit container equipment forms. cargo storage.
  The benefit of using heavy-duty racking over the years is that the inventory is much larger than traditional inventory, saving space and land area for low-frequency and low-frequency storage. Eighty percent land utilization does not require first entry into each project unit. Inventory can be doubled. Many mechanical and electrical equipment of pallet racks are difficult to maintain, costly, and construction is slow. The tracks are buried underground to facilitate transportation. Different types of shelf space will produce different effects during use. Heavy-duty racks allow warehousing companies to store more goods. Heavy shelves are divided into three types according to their load-bearing capacity: heavy, medium and light.

Heavy-duty racks are usually equipped with electronically controlled movement, light, medium, and manual heavy-duty racks with general movement capabilities. Different types of shelves will produce different effects during use. Mobile shelves allow warehousing companies to store more goods. There is only one channel, high space utilization, reliable installation, and easy movement. Heavy shelves are divided into three types according to their load-bearing capacity: heavy, medium and light. Generally, heavy-duty racks are equipped with electronically controlled mobile, light, medium and manual mobile heavy-duty rack systems, which are suitable for low-frequency and high-frequency inventory in warehouses, and can be stored in order according to the road. Generally, only one working channel is needed, which greatly improves warehouse utilization. It is widely used in industrial warehouses such as media, libraries, finance, and food.