Drive in Rack
Drive-in racking, as the name suggests, means that our forklift trucks can drive into the racking.
The advantage of drive-in racking is that there is no need for dedicated picking aisles to save warehouse space, and you can choose between FIFO and LIFO.
It is suitable for storing large quantities of goods in a single category, e.g. tobacco, food, etc.
Description
At HEDA, when you buy a drive-in rack, you can choose your putaway method: FIFO or LIFO.
For FIFO, we usually have 5-7 pallet positions per level.
For LIFO, we usually have 10-12 pallet positions per level.
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What does HEDA do for you?
Kindly specify your preferences regarding the rack’s customization, whether it pertains to color, load capacity, or material intricacies. With the unparalleled expertise of our factory, we assure impeccable fulfillment. Each detail, handled with precision and finesse, originates from our esteemed facility.
We don’t merely offer product design; we curate space design solutions. How can you optimize space for storage needs without compromising safety? With our unparalleled expertise and a plethora of successful cases, we understand this better than anyone.
We offer meticulous installation guidance to all our customers. Should you encounter any challenges during setup, feel free to reach out to our adept after-sales team; our engineers stand ready to provide swift and accurate solutions.
We firmly believe that thinking about our customers is the core of making cooperation more pleasant. Our sales team will use their shelf experience to help every buyer avoid all the hassles that can be bypassed.
A drive-in rack is a high-density storage solution where pallets are stored back-to-back, allowing forklifts to drive directly into the rack’s rows, optimizing space.
Drive-in racks maximize warehouse space, offer high storage density, and are ideal for storing large quantities of similar products while providing efficient inventory management.
By allowing forklifts to enter the rack system, drive-in racks streamline loading and unloading processes, reduce aisle space requirements, and enhance overall storage capacity.
While drive-in racks excel for storing homogeneous products with low turnover rates, they may not be ideal for items requiring immediate access due to the last-in, first-out (LIFO) storage method.
Consider factors such as product turnover rate, space availability, forklift type, and operational needs. Consulting with experts ensures optimal rack configuration and usage.
Proper maintenance is crucial. Regular inspections for damages, ensuring load limits aren’t exceeded, and addressing wear and tear promptly can prolong rack lifespan and ensure safety.
Yes, many providers offer customizable drive-in rack solutions tailored to specific warehouse dimensions, ensuring optimal fit and functionality for diverse storage needs.
