
Industrial Shelving: How To Prevent Collapses and Falling Products
August 4, 2015
by Scott Stone
It’s common to store large amounts of inventory on industrial shelving. The diversity of that inventory—bins full of parts, boxes of varying weights and other odd loads—can contribute to the dangers of falling product. Shelves are accessed frequently and by a variety of people, meaning that every time they are loaded, unloaded, picked or bumped, a spill could happen. A falling shelf load could cause worker injuries and of course ruin your inventory. What can you do about it?
Tags: warehousing, shelving, plant safety, Inventory protection
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What Type of Industrial Shelving?
April 10, 2008
by Scott Stone

While there are dozens and dozens of shelving manufacturers and even more variations of trade names for them, there are really just three basic kinds of industrial shelving manufactured and broadly used — Rivet-Type, Steel Clip, and Wire. Of course, there are more variations of these shelving types than you can imagine, but most shelving boils down to these kinds.
Tags: shelves, facility maintenance, interior design, warehousing, Material Handling, industrial storage, shelving
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