Pallet Racks - Pallet Storage Systems
Selective Rack, Pushback, Drive-In, and Pallet Flow
 | A fully welded tubular upright gives SK2000 racks superior impact resistance vs. open-back style uprights. Choose pre-configured racks, beams, upright rack frames, and accessories to make your rack safer and more functional. |
 | Constructed of C-section tubular steel with cross bracing on the uprights, this pallet rack is an excellent choice when adding to existing tear-drop style connector pallet rack, or for starting fresh with all new rack.
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 | Constructed of structural channel steel, these racks withstand the toughest applications. Use structural instead of tubular in areas most likely to suffer from collisions, with very heavy loads, or extremely high traffic. Also excellent for freezers and other harsh environments. |
 | Specially rated for seismic zones, this tubular steel pallet rack has larger base plates and automatic safety clips, providing greater stability during a seismic event. |
 | Mecalux pallet rack is built with an open-back style bolt-together frame that ships knocked down. Combine a Starter section with Adder sections to create rows of pallet storage. Choose components or preconfigured racks. |
 | Seismic rack complies with building codes where required. Utilizes a welded-on footplate rather than the bolted-on footplate that is used in standard rack. Also welded onto the footplate is a bracing post that fits inside the base of the uprights. |
 | Drive-In Racks allow a lift truck to enter the rack from one side to pick up or pull out pallets. Pallets can slide backwards on a continuous rail for high density storage. Forklifts drive into the rack to access pallets two or more deep. It is ideal rack for cooler or freezer applications. |
 | Drive-Through Racks allow a lift truck to enter the rack from either side to access pallets. Loads are supported by rails attached to upright frames. It's open at both ends, allowing first-in, first-out storage along with excellent storage density. |
 | Pallet flow maximizes the storage footprint in first-in, first-out storage applications. Used in situations where storage density and inventory rotation are high priorities. Systems are highly flexible and can convey virtually any skid or pallet type. |
 | Push back pallet rack fills the storage cube with product while reducing the number of aisles. Stores pallets 2 to 5 deep while providing easy access. Offers higher selectivity than drive-in systems and better storage density than selective rack systems. |
 | Take advantage of lost space in your warehouse by storing empty pallets above your dock doors. Racks allow you to utilize previously unused space to store larger, lighter loads such as empty pallets, cartons, packing materials, and more. |
 | Dies are difficult to store and handle due to their heavy weights, bulky dimensions, and inability to stack. Die racks provide the answer with high-capacity storage. Safely store dies, jigs, and other components in an assembly or production area. |
 | Wire decking is economical for new installations and for upgrading your current rack. Made tough and durable, with wire construction and underlying metal supports. It offers easy visibility for rack content inspections, and it meets fire safety codes. |
 | Bolted connections add security to the rack structure for heavy duty, punishing applications. For these installations, we recommend SK3000. Tubular uprights can combine with either tubular or structural beams in various applications. |
 | Articles, downloads, videos, and more on how to specify, maintain, and utilize pallet racks to their fullest. Various resources for racking and layout. |
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