According toSuzhou ShelvingOur editorial team has learnedHeavy-duty shelvingAlso known as beam shelves due to the storage and retrieval method involving placing pallets on beams, and sometimes referred to as pallet racks, they are currently the most prevalent type of shelves.Warehouse RackingA commonly used racking system, primarily composed of vertical columns, horizontal beams, cross bracing, and diagonal bracing, features a fully assembled structure that requires no welding for installation. It is also easy to assemble or disassemble. Although the structure appears simple, it boasts high load-bearing capacity. In actual use in storage facilities, partitions can be added according to the dimensions and characteristics of the goods.Storage basketsFunctional accessories such as gold wire mesh layers can better meet the storage needs of various goods.
Heavy-duty racking can support over 3,000 kg per shelf, a name that perfectly describes its capabilities. Used in storage facilities, it accommodates heavier goods and, when paired with forklifts, greatly enhances efficiency in storing and retrieving items. It is widely applied in manufacturing, third-party logistics, and distribution centers, suitable for both diverse, low-volume goods and limited, high-volume goods. This is why it is a common type of racking in the shelving system.
Heavy-duty racking installationFirst, lay out the assembled components flat. Use screws to attach the horizontal and diagonal supports to the uprights, forming upright sections (the same installation method is used on the other side). After assembling two upright sections, stand them up, then slide the beams into the pre-installed clips on the uprights without the need for screws. Finally, insert the safety pins.
