There are many types of light load and heavy load racking systems, and when designing the racking system, conditions such as load, storage speed, weight, size of the place to be installed are important parameters. The shelf system to be preferred should be determined according to these details.
Structure of the Warehouse
When storing equipment, it is necessary to choose a beam on the rack to determine the height of the rack. The beam and column can directly influence the rack configuration. The strength of the floor, the flatness of the floor, the relevant design and the installation of the rack are factors to be considered.
Properties of Stored Goods
The appearance, size and weight of the items stored are directly related to the characteristics of the shelf. Knowing the properties of the products to be stored is an important factor in making the most suitable shelf system for it.
Light Duty Racking Systems
If you're looking for a simple and durable solution for storing small items or finished products, light duty racking systems are what you need. These storage systems can fit anywhere, such as the parts department, tool room, shipping area, warehouse and assembly units. Regardless of the business sector, these racking systems will help you organize and optimize your warehouse space. Light duty racking units provide easy access to all components and allow quick visual inventory checks of your warehouse. It is ideal for a variety of applications such as light duty racking, offices, cold rooms, retail environments and storage areas. It is a cost-effective, light-duty bolted system ideal for smaller or larger but lighter applications. It is less costly than heavy duty racking systems. Shelves can be easily adjusted according to the height required for each compartment. Racks can be customized in a range of standard sizes and heights. Some of the shelving systems considered as light loads are as follows:
- Cantilever racking systems
- Wholesale and retail shelf systems
- Narrow aisle racking systems
- Double deep warehouse racking systems
- Shuttle warehouse rack systems
- Sliding shelf systems
- Dressing warehouse rack systems
- Cold storage rack systems Differences Between
Light load and heavy duty rack systems have similar features as well as many different features. As can be understood from their names, they are divided according to their carrying weight. Another difference of light duty and heavy duty rack systems is that light duty rack systems can be more compact. Because it is smaller in size, it can be used as storage devices for certain purposes in almost any environment up to certain weights. Heavy duty rack systems are generally preferred in warehouses with their large structures. Its biggest advantage is that it can store heavier loads. Light duty rack systems are more affordable than heavy duty rack systems. The biggest factor in this is the use of more durable materials to store high-weight products in heavy load shelving systems.
Heavy Duty Racking Systems
Change the look and efficiency of your collection areas once and for all with the help of heavy-duty racking systems. Heavy duty rack has large carrying capacity. It is not easy to deform. It offers many features such as reliable connection, easy disassembly and diversification. In order to meet the storage and central management needs of a large number of goods and various products, storage and transportation operations with the help of mechanical transport vehicles can also be organized.
Heavy duty warehouse racking systems are widely used in manufacturing, third party logistics and distribution center. It is suitable not only for a wide variety and small piece goods, but also for small variety and large batch goods. Such shelves are an important requirement, especially in high-end warehouses.
Supermarket Rack SystemsSome of the shelving systems considered as heavy loads are as follows:
- Bulk Storage Rack Systems
- Construction Market Rack Systems
- Compact Archive Shelving Systems
- Clothing Rack Systems
- Order picking rack systems
- Hardwood Rack systems