Every warehouse supervisor knows the moment when manual pallet handling stops being workable. The heaviest pallets exceed 2500 kg, the dock...
Boltless Shelving, also known as clip-on shelving, is a light-duty to medium-duty storage solution characterized by tool-free, boltless assembly. It adopts a clip-on connection structure between uprights and beams, allowing quick installation and disassembly without any bolts or professional tools, which greatly saves installation time and labor costs. This system has a simple structure, flexible adjustment, and the height of each layer can be freely adjusted according to the size of the stored goods, realizing flexible use of storage space. Made of high-quality cold-rolled steel, the shelving has good load-bearing capacity and durability, suitable for storing small parts, daily necessities, documents, light industrial products and other light to medium-weight goods. The number of layers, layer height, overall size and load capacity can be customized according to actual storage needs. It is widely used in small warehouses, supermarkets, offices, workshops and other scenarios, providing a convenient and cost-effective storage solution.
Characteristics:
| Size | Customizable |
| Material | Cold Rolled Steel |
| Main/Sub-Frame Type | Main Frame/Sub-Frame |
| Maximum Load per Layer | Customizable |
| Number of Layers | Customizable |
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