Through-put Racking: Drive-In Racking, Cantilever Racking, Aisle Racking

Ideal for goods with large storage volume and limited variety, forklifts can directly enter the storage aisles to store goods, resulting in high warehouse utilization.

Throughput racks, also known as drive-in racks or aisleless racks, are continuous, whole-building racks that are not divided by aisles. Pallets are stored one after another on the support guides in a depth direction, enabling high-density storage. Goods are accessed from the same side of the racks, following a "first in, first out" principle. Walk-in forklifts can easily access goods in the middle of the racks. Drive-in racks have a relatively lower investment cost and are suitable for scenarios with large horizontal dimensions, fewer types, higher quantities, and predetermined access patterns, commonly used for storing large quantities of identical items. Due to their high storage density and efficient use of floor space, they are often used in high-cost storage spaces like cold storage facilities.