Five key points to choose heavy duty shelves

   1. When selecting heavy-duty shelves, it is necessary to consider the form of storage materials and storage time. There may be various materials with different storage times in the warehouse. This requires consideration of the form or storage method of the inbound and outbound warehouses, and finds a really suitable heavy-duty shelf, which can achieve a storage space with high space utilization. For example: drive-in rack, adjustable pallet racks, rolling shelves, mobile shelves, and ordinary high-bay shelves. If you choose such shelves, you may need to invest in certain loading and unloading equipment, such as narrow-track forklifts.

    2. Heavy-duty shelves are the types of materials and containers for materials. The size of the heavy-duty shelf needs to be related to the material or container to be carried. The size can be customized according to your own needs. It is best to give the recommended size by the heavy-duty shelf manufacturer. On the one hand, it is relatively professional, on the other hand, if it appears Problems can also be shared with some of the responsibilities.

    3. Heavy duty rack loading and unloading equipment. Now that you have the equipment for the placement of the shelves, if you have it, you need to consider the factors such as the radius of gyration of the equipment and the width of the equipment.

    4. The selection of heavy-duty shelves also takes into account the ground bearing level of the warehouse itself. This figure needs to be obtained from the contractor. This parameter is very important. If your warehouse has a load of only 1 ton and a shelf load of 5 tons, it will sink or deform, and the weight will even collapse, causing a safety accident. Don't simply consider building a high-bay shelf to save space, but also consider the basic weight of the material stored on the high shelf.

   5. the same, but also consider the layout. Many companies are only paying attention to the space utilization problem of the shelf when building heavy-duty shelves, but neglecting the logistics concept, resulting in unsatisfactory work.