Rack knowledge, industry trends and customization service updates.
Cantilever rack uses uprights to support outward-extending arms that carry goods, especially suitable for storing long materials such as steel bars, profiles, pipes, plates and timber. Unlike ordinary beam racks, cantilever racks run along aisles...
Mezzanine racks and steel platforms build a second-level steel structure platform using uprights where warehouse net height allows, upgrading single-level floor storage into three-dimensional space. The second level can serve as storage, office or picking...
Drive-in rack, also called drive-through or corridor rack, lets forklifts drive directly into the rack to load and unload goods. Compared with beam racks, drive-in racks offer higher storage density and suit few-variety, large-batch, last-in first-out goods...
Rack customization usually goes through requirement consultation, site survey, solution design, manufacturing, and installation and acceptance. Doing each step solidly ensures the rack fits the site and goods and achieves reasonable use of storage space...
Flow racks install rollers (flow rails) on inclined shelf boards; goods slide forward by gravity to achieve first-in first-out (FIFO). Often used with sorting lines and workstation equipment, they are widely used in logistics sorting.
Regular care and maintenance of warehouse racks — including routine inspection, cleaning and rust removal, tightening of loose parts, and moisture and corrosion protection — extends rack service life and safeguards storage safety.
Rack surfaces are treated with pickling, phosphating and electrostatic powder coating to form a firmly adhered, rust-resistant and durable powder layer — an important process for rack corrosion protection and appearance.
Rack shelf boards are available in steel, wire mesh, melamine and other materials, each suiting different needs such as load bearing, ventilation and dust protection, and clean aesthetics; choose according to the goods and scenario.
Safe use of warehouse racks includes proper loading, even placement, load limits and collision protection, together with regular inspection — the foundation for protecting racks and personnel.
Racks in cold storage and low-temperature environments need to account for rust prevention, load capacity and low-temperature operation; choose suitable materials and structures and pair them with standardized access to meet cold-chain warehousing needs.
Professional engineers answer your questions on selection, customization and maintenance.
Common questions about rack selection, warehouse planning and daily maintenance.
Look at production scale, product series coverage, customization and installation service capability, and existing project case experience.
First clarify goods types, sizes, weights, access frequency and forklift operation patterns, then choose the rack type and layout.
Regularly check uprights and beams for deformation, fasten connectors, and avoid overload and forklift collisions.
Prices vary widely by specification, material and number of levels; provide a plan and request a quote for an accurate price.
Build a second-level steel platform where net height allows to expand upward, equipped with stairs and guardrails for safety.
