Drive-in Pallet Racking

Description

The Drive-in Pallet Racking System is one of the most efficient and cost-effective solutions for bulk storage. By minimizing aisle space, it offers a highly compact design, allowing for up to 70% of floor space to be used for storage. Pallets are stored in deep lanes, one behind the other, maximizing space without the need for individual aisles. Ideal for storing large quantities of the same item, the system operates on the Last In, First Out (LIFO) principle, as forklifts drive directly into the racks to store and retrieve pallets.

Built with strong, durable frames, the system is perfect for handling heavy or delicate goods. Forklifts load and unload pallets using the same entry and exit points, with rack depths ranging from 3 to 15 meters and heights reaching up to 10 meters depending on material handling equipment.

For operations needing First In, First Out (FIFO) inventory management, the Drive-Thru Pallet Racking System is a better alternative, as it allows access from both ends of the racks. This system is particularly favored by cold storage facilities due to its ability to optimize space and reduce costs while efficiently handling large volumes of stock with few SKUs.

Application:

• Bulk Storage: Ideal for storing large quantities of identical products, making it perfect for warehouses with high-volume inventory, such as food and beverage or manufacturing sectors.
• Cold Storage Facilities: Frequently used in cold storage environments due to its ability to maximize space and efficiency, allowing for the storage of temperature-sensitive products like frozen foods or pharmaceuticals.
• High-Density Warehousing: Suited for operations where floor space is at a premium, the system enables warehouses to achieve maximum storage density, significantly reducing the cost per square meter.
• Distribution Centers: Commonly utilized in distribution centers where rapid turnover of stock is necessary, allowing for quick access to large volumes of inventory while efficiently managing space.