Single-Deep: Single-deep pallet rack is the most common form of racking. Because loads are stored only one pallet deep, single-deep racking provides the lowest-density storage of any pallet racking.
Push-Back racking manages inventory on a last-in-/first-out basis and provides up to 75% additional storage over conventional selective pallet racking.
Drive-In & Double Wide Drive-In: Creating extremely dense storage, Drive-In racking can be configured to store loads up to four or more deep to create extremely dense storage.
With the racks fully operational at the Kennett Square facility, Manfredi is looking ahead to implement the racking system in a new cold storage facility that it is building in southern New Jersey.
"When the new facility is constructed, the racking set up will be just like what we have here," concludes Wharry.
As an example, the old rack system suffered structural damage in the past when fork truck operators stacked product alongside the
racking. For added protection against such fork truck impact in the new system, prefabricated modular protective railing was installed.
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“This relationship between PV Racking and SolarDock will give our customers an opportunity to select the best racking solution regardless what type of roof they need to work on,” commented PV Racking co-owner Peter Vari.
SolarDock excels in the industry as a ballasted solar racking system for residential and commercial flat roofs.
Streamlined movement in and around pallet racking is crucial to an operation's overall success.
Primary pallet rack suppliers Most rack suppliers provide all of the basic pallet racking systems: selective; double-deep; drive-in; drive-through; gravity flow and push-back rack.
That's the strategy behind Twinlode's racking solutions.
Order profiles also change, which might be a reason to reconfigure racking. "Fulfillment warehouses are pulling product from vendors all the time," says Bill Deaver, general sales manager for Rapid Rack (626-271-4485, www.rapidrack.com ).
Pallets in a drive-in racking system are stored on a last-in/first-out basis.
This considerably increases access to pallet loads, but requires an aisle on both ends of the racking system.