Stackable Racks

 

Stackable Racks, also known as stacking racks, are versatile storage and handling equipment developed as an extension of pallet-based systems. They combine the functions of pallets, shelves, and cages, making them ideal for cargo unit assembly, goods storage, and warehouse logistics. Designed to work with forklifts, stackable racks improve warehouse efficiency and adaptability.

• Space-Saving: Units can be stacked 3–4 layers high to create a 3D storage system without the need for fixed shelves or cages.
• Portable & Flexible: Easily moved or reconfigured to suit temporary or seasonal storage needs.
• Durable Construction: Heavy-duty steel structure ensures long service life under rated loads.
• Forklift-Compatible: Designed for four-way forklift access for quick loading, unloading, and relocation.
• Protects Goods: Prevents product damage during stacking and transport while ensuring safety and stability.
• Collapsible Storage: When not in use, racks can be nested together to save valuable floor space.

Stackable racks are suitable for:

• Rental warehouses and temporary storage facilities
• Older warehouses with limited fixed racking systems
• Workshops and production staging areas
• Seasonal or bulk goods storage
• Transport, handling, loading/unloading, and custody links

1. Choose the right type: Select single-depth or double-depth racks depending on goods and warehouse layout.
2. Check load capacity: Ensure the rack design matches the weight and dimensions of your goods.
3. Prepare the site: Confirm that floors are flat and clear of obstacles before setup.
4. Install safely: Follow load limits and stacking rules to maintain stability and safety.

• Flexible placement according to site conditions
• Standardized dimensions, fixed capacity, and easy inventory counting
• Improved warehouse space utilization-stack up to four tiers
• Supports mechanized handling with forklifts or AGVs
• Protects goods from compression, moisture, and contamination
• Can be collapsed and nested to save space when not in use

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To ensure long-term reliability, stacking racks should be regularly inspected and maintained. Key steps include:

• Check for overload and avoid collision damage
• Clean and lubricate moving parts periodically
• Train employees on proper stacking and handling procedures
• Schedule routine maintenance to extend service life