The main purpose of pallet racks is to efficiently store unitized pallet goods, and optimize storage space utilization and operating efficiency through mechanized storage and retrieval. Its core functions and application scenarios are as follows:
Core functions
Mechanized storage and handling
Pallet racks are designed to cooperate with equipment such as aisle stackers and forklifts to support the storage and retrieval of goods in high-level warehouses (such as automated stereoscopic warehouses), reduce manual operations and improve operational safety.
Maximize space utilization
Adopt a three-dimensional structure design to make full use of the vertical space of the warehouse and expand storage capacity. For example, high-level racks can be used with stackers to achieve ultra-high-level storage, significantly improving the storage capacity per unit area.
Cargo management optimization
Support the first-in-first-out (FIFO) principle to facilitate inventory turnover and cargo counting.
Through standardized pallet sizes and computer management systems, logistics information tracking and automated control are achieved to improve the response speed of the supply chain.
Typical application areas
Manufacturing and logistics centers: Suitable for centralized storage of small varieties and large batches or large varieties and small batches of goods, commonly seen in third-party logistics, distribution centers and other scenarios.
Special industry adaptation: Through customized design (such as moisture-proof and dust-proof structure), it can meet the requirements of pharmaceutical, food, electronics and other industries for cargo protection and safety.
Extended advantages
Cargo protection: The combination of pallets and shelves can reduce collisions and extrusions during transportation and storage, and reduce the risk of cargo damage.
Flexibility: Supports size customization to adapt to different cargo specifications, and is easy to install and adjust the height.