Through Drive-in Racks, Offer Strong Storage Density and High Space Utilization

Drive-in rack is suitable for storing goods of few varieties by great quantity. Forklifts may go into the passage of each row of the rack improving the utility ratio of the warehouse.

Using minimal space for access aisles and lanes, Drive-in Racking provides a high-density and very space-efficient bulk storage system. With the first pallet into a lane being the last out, stock selectivity is restricted, but when loads are delivered and dispatched in batches, this is not a difficulty. Pallets are stored on joist in the depth of the racking and trucks enter to deposit or retrieve loads.

Basic Specifications

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System Features

• Made of continuous rows of upright frames interconnected by spacers.
• Forklift trucks drive along each aisle (lane) to store or retrieve pallets.
• Each aisle consists of several levels of pallet support rail.
• Pallets are placed on the pallet support rail one after another along the aisles.
• Top and back bracings are used to stabilize system structure.
• All components are epoxy powder coated except the galvanized footplates.
• Accessories include shim, upright protector, and forklift guide rail.

Technical Parameters

Production & Packing