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The Push back racking systems are engineered for proper segregation of medium-sized items, optimizing warehouse space while ensuring easy retrieval. This system enables both retrieval and deposit to be conducted from the same side of the rack, maximizing efficiency.
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| 1 Drawing (if available) | 2 Warehouse Size |
| 3 Racking Size (H*W*L) | 4 Number of Levels |
| 5 Loading Capacity per Level | 6 Preferred RAL Color |
| Technical Specifications | |
| Style | Pallet style, easy installation, and adjustable. |
| Certification | CE, ISO9001:2015 |
| Regular Unit Size | (L) 2,700 x (W) 1,050 x (H) 5,025mm |
| Loading Capacity | 2500kg/level (4 levels) |
| Adjustable Pitch | 75mm |
| Standard Colors | Blue, Orange, Green, Red, Grey |
| Lead Time | 7 - 15 days for 2*40' containers |
Pallets are placed on nested carts that ride on inclined rails. When a new pallet is loaded, it pushes the existing pallets back. When a pallet is unloaded, the remaining pallets slide forward automatically to the front face.
Push back racking provides higher selectivity (up to 400% more) because each lane can store different SKUs, and forklifts do not need to enter the racking structure, reducing the risk of damage.
Typically, push back systems are designed to store pallets 2 to 5 deep, though some custom configurations can go up to 6 or 7 levels in specific environments.
Standard forklifts, reach trucks, and support-wheel stackers are generally compatible with push back systems, making it a versatile choice for most warehouses.
Push back racking operates on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) basis, as the last pallet loaded into a lane is the first one available for retrieval.
Yes, the systems are highly customizable. You can request specific heights, widths, and loading capacities, as well as a range of RAL colors like blue, orange, green, and red.
