| Detailed Description: |
| Through-aisle racks, also known as walk-in racks or drive-in racks, allow forklifts (or trolleys with forks) to enter the aisles for loading and unloading goods. They are suitable for storing goods with a limited variety but high volume. Due to the need for forklifts to access the interior of the racks, it's generally recommended not to exceed 7 rack positions deep on the single-side picking side. To enhance forklift speed, guide tracks can be installed as needed, increasing the utilization of storage space by over 30% compared to bin racks. Through-aisle racks are widely used in wholesale, cold storage, and food, tobacco industries. Advantages of through-aisle racks: 1. The storage aisles serve as the forklift transport aisles, making them a highly dense storage option. 2. Often used for storing goods with a limited variety but high volume, and with low picking requirements. 3. With the lifting height of a standard forklift, the standard configuration for the walk-in racks is typically three levels of goods, which can increase the effective storage capacity of a warehouse by over 100%. This, in turn, controls investment costs while significantly enhancing returns. 4. Goods follow the last-in, first-out principle, making them suitable for most handling equipment operations. |
WeChat Official Account
Scan to follow Official Account
