PALLET RACKS

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Selective Pallet Racks -  These systems are called “selective” because they allow users to select any pallet load from the pallet racking system without having to move any other pallets.

• Roll form - Roll form pallet racks from Container Systems are constructed with tubular roll formed steel—the tubular shape gives them greater rigidity and abuse resistance than open-backed frames and beams.

• Steel form - are sturdier, stronger, and more resistant to abuse from normal daily operations than the roll form variety.

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Drive-In Rack - Drive-in racks are primarily utilized for high density last in first out storage. Rails running the depth of both sides of the aisle are used to store / support the pallets. Drive-In Racks Systems have only one direction for entry.

Drive-Thru Rack - Drive-Thru Racks are primarily utilized for first in first out storage. Rails running the depth of both sides of the aisle are used to store / support the pallets. Drive-Thru racks systems have an entry direction for loading pallets and an exit direction for unloading pallets. Drive-thru racks maximize warehouse space utilization by reducing the wasted space utilized for aisles.

Pushback Rack - Pushback pallet rack systems can store product 2 to 5 pallets deep. Pushback pallet rack is a Last In First Out storage system (LIFO). It is a more versatile LIFO storage system than drive-in rack because each lane in each level is always accessible. When the leading pallet is removed the trailing pallets move forward toward the pick aisle. 

Flow Rack - Pallet Flow Rack is a High Density First In First Out (FIFO) storage system.  It is a case storage method that uses wheels or rollers to convey cases from one end of a rack or shelving module to the other. Gravity and declining flow rails make this high density FIFO storage system cost effective. Pallet Flow Rack is essential for high quantities of perishable and time sensitive products. 

Specialty Rack  - They are racks for unique and/or specific storage and handling applications. Two common configurations in this family of storage product are boat racks and carpet racks.

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