Drive In Rack Dimensions

Because drive in storage is subject to more abuse than any other rack configuration this industrial pallet rack is manufactured using.

Drive in rack dimensions.

In some environments it can be difficult to differentiate between the two. Our roll form drive in rack is the most affordable drive in rack system in the world. A proportion of the rack separated by support frames includes all levels in the height. Drive thru systems are similar to drive in rack but can be fifo accessed from either end and can be first in first out.

Drive in pallet racks boast the greatest storage density of any of our engineered pallet rack systems. Structural drive in racks comparing installation cost due to its heavier weight and nut and bolt connections structural drive in racking may take longer to install which could effect cost. The complete structure in length depth and height consisting all lanes and levels from the front of the rack to the back. To guide the truck or pallets and to protect the installation we recommend the use of ground rails.

Roll form rack is less costly to ship because it s lighter than structural racks with the same drive in rack dimensions. The drive in system with only one access aisle and the drive through system with access to the load from both sides of the rack. Structural drive in rack is constructed of heavy duty structural c channel uprights. Drive in rack is a high density lifo system best suited for last in first out storage requirements.

Drive in rack systems are often used against a wall. There are three types of drive in racks depending on the load and unload procedure and the accessibility. By eliminating aisles drive in pallet rack systems are able to maximize warehouse storage space. Drive thru racking systems are based on the same concept but are located in an open area so that forklifts can drive completely through the rack system.

Drive through installations are loaded and unloaded according the fifo first in first out principle. These storage rack systems feature narrow pallet storage lanes running perpendicular to the working aisles. The system is frequently used in cold stores refrigeration and freezing which require maximum use of space for the storage of products in a controlled temperature. In fact a drive in rack system can increase your pallet storage by as much as 60.

Typically drive in racking requires operators to drive into the racking system from one side and remove pallets from the same entry point. Could be either at floor level or at. Optional guide rail or bumper rails can help prevent damage from forklifts but structural drive in is known to be more durable. Two management systems are available.