Entry style shelving specifications

Description :

　　Through type shelves can be divided into one-way and two-way arrangements according to the picking direction. The total depth of one-way shelves should be controlled within 7 pallet depths, while the total depth of two-way shelf areas should be controlled within 10 pallet depths to improve the efficiency and reliability of forklift access. This type of storage system has weak stability, and the shelves should not be too high. Usually, they should be controlled within 10 meters. In order to enhance the stability of the entire shelf system, in addition to larger specifications and selection, additional securing devices must be installed. A single pallet of goods should not be too large or heavy, usually with a weight controlled within 1000KG, and the pallet span should not exceed 1.5 meters.

　　Through type shelves are supported on rails, and trays are stored in depth direction, one after another, making high-density storage possible. Goods can be accessed and retrieved from the same side of the shelf, with a first in, first out, and second in, first out approach. Balance weights and forward moving forklifts can easily enter the middle of the shelf to access goods without occupying multiple aisles.

　　The through type shelving is a fully plug-in assembly structure, with column pieces being an assembly structure. The total depth of the shelving in the wall area is generally controlled within 7 pallet depths, and the total depth of the shelving that can be accessed from both sides in the middle area is generally controlled within 10 pallet depths to improve the efficiency and reliability of forklift access.

　　Through the shelf belongs to intensive storage, and each forklift channel can hold goods. However, forklifts need to enter the interior of the shelf to access and retrieve goods, which requires high technical requirements for forklift operators. As forklifts walk inside the through shelf, if they collide with the storage shelf, it is easy to cause safety accidents. Attic shelves require the installation of stairs, and some also require the installation of mechanical equipment for transporting goods, which can easily create blind spots and affect forklift access to goods, resulting in waste of warehouse space.

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• Entry style shelving specifications