Heavy-duty racks are a widely used type of shelving, offering strong versatility to accommodate various types of goods. They can be adjusted to meet the dimensions of the goods by varying the beam height. Heavy-duty racks can be expanded into narrow-aisle racks, extra-deep racks, double-deep racks, and high-bay racks.

Heavy-duty shelving structure:Heavy-duty racks are assembled from columns, beams, cross bracing, diagonal bracing, and self-locking bolts. The connection between beams and columns commonly employs a mechanical locking buckle structure, allowing for easy disassembly and assembly. The beams are made of cold-rolled clamping beams; this structure features simplicity, reliability, light weight, strong load-bearing capacity, and low cost; the load-bearing capacity of the beams can reach5000Kg/Columns are equipped with special design safety pins when connected to uprights, ensuring beams do not dislodge under external impact. Functional accessories such as partitions, steel deck boards (wooden deck boards), metal wire mesh decks, storage cage tracks, and drum racks can be added according to the characteristics of the storage unit's packaging equipment. Depending on the actual usage: pallet load requirements, pallet dimensions, actual warehouse space, and forklift lift height, different specifications of heavy-duty racks are provided for customer selection.

Heavy-duty shelving application range:Heavy-duty shelves are widely used in manufacturing, third-party logistics, distribution centers, and other fields. They are suitable for both a variety of small-batch items and a few types of large-batch items, such as auto parts, e-commerce, chemicals, hardware, bonded warehouses, and food.