Drive-in racking, also known as through-aisle racking or aisle-type racking, is a continuous, single-bay storage system without dividing aisles. Pallets are stacked on support tracks in a depth-wise direction, one after another, enabling high-density storage. Shanghai Shelf Company briefly discusses the features and detailed introduction of drive-in racking.

Goods are accessed from the same side of the shelves, following the "store first, retrieve last" principle. Walkie stackers can easily navigate into the middle of the racks for convenient loading and unloading.

Drive-in shelving features:

Drive-in racking offers a relatively low investment cost and is suitable for scenarios with large horizontal dimensions, limited variety, high quantities, and pre-determined goods handling patterns. It is commonly used for storing large batches of identical items.

Application of drive-in shelving:

Due to their high storage density and efficient use of ground space, drive-in racking is commonly used in cold storage facilities and other high-cost storage spaces.