1.Drive-In rack is used where high density storage is required. 2.Suit for seasonal goods. 3.Ideal for cold and chill storage

Drive-In Racking

Drive-In racking is used where high density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle. The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets, which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last one out unless a Drive-Through system is used whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side.

High density storage - maximizing cubic space - economical with greater number of pallets stored per cubic meter than other storage systemsLow stock rotation - suitable for seasonal goods and fluctuating stock demandIdeal for cold and chill storage and bulk storage applicationsSuitable for easily damaged or fragile loads, which cannot be block stacked

Compare to Selective Pallet Racking :

 

1.30% Improve in use of floor Space

2.50% improve in storage capacity

 

Difference Between Drive in And Drive Through

1. Drive in is " Frist in Last OUT " , It has " Back Block

2. Drive Through is " Frist in First OUT " , NO Back Block

 

Specifications of Upright
Item	Width(mm)	Depth(mm)	Thickness(mm)	Loading Capacity(kg)
1	85	67	1.6	7000
2	85	67	1.8	8500
3	85	67	2.0	10000
4	85	67	2.3	12500
5	100	67	1.8	10500
6	100	67	2.0	12000
7	100	67	2.3	13800
8	100	95	2.0	12000
9	100	95	2.3	14500
10	100	95	2.5	16000
11	100	95	2.75	18000
12	100	95	3.0	20000
13	120	95	2.5	17000
14	120	95	2.75	19000
15	120	95	3.0	21000

 

Specifications of Beam
Type		Item	Height(mm)	Width(mm)	Thickness(mm)
P style Pipe(Step Beam)		1	50	30	1.5
		2	60	40	1.5
		3	80	50	1.5
		4	110	70	1.5
		5	140	70	1.5
		6	160	70	1.5
Box Beam		7	80	50	1.5
		8	100	50	1.5
		9	110	50	1.5
		10	120	50	1.5
		11	140	50	1.8
		12	160	50	2.0