Every warehouse supervisor knows the moment when manual pallet handling stops being workable. The heaviest pallets exceed 2500 kg, the dock...
Shuttle Pallet Racking is an integrated automated storage solution that combines racking structure with intelligent shuttle cars. It realizes automatic storage and retrieval of pallets through the cooperation of shuttle cars and forklifts, supporting both FIFO and LIFO inventory management, with high flexibility. By canceling redundant operating aisles, the system maximizes the utilization of warehouse space, and the storage density is 2-3 times that of traditional selective racking. The racking is made of high-quality steel, with stable structure and reliable load-bearing performance, while the shuttle car adopts high-precision navigation and positioning technology, ensuring efficient and accurate operation. The number of layers, maximum load per layer, lane depth and overall dimensions can be customized according to warehouse size and goods specifications. It is widely used in logistics, e-commerce, food, electronics and other industries, helping enterprises improve storage efficiency and reduce labor costs.
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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