Every warehouse supervisor knows the moment when manual pallet handling stops being workable. The heaviest pallets exceed 2500 kg, the dock...
Narrow Aisle Racking is a high-efficiency, high-density selective storage solution specially designed for warehouses with limited floor space. It optimizes the aisle width, which maximizes the utilization of warehouse space while ensuring the normal operation of special narrow aisle forklifts. This system supports direct access to each pallet, realizing flexible and efficient loading and unloading operations, and is suitable for warehouses with medium and large batches, multiple SKUs and regular goods turnover. Made of high-quality steel components, the racking has a stable structure, reliable load-bearing performance and easy installation and disassembly. The number of layers, maximum load per layer, overall height and aisle width can be customized according to the actual size of the warehouse and the specifications of the stored goods. It is widely used in logistics, electronics, food, machinery and other industries, providing an ideal storage solution for enterprises with limited warehouse space.
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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