"Because they're heavy, hard to handle and bulky, most dies can't be stacked, but for manufacturing operations, ranging from automotive to energy industry to machine assembly, they're critical to the work. Racks built to exacting tough standards are a great way to store and handle your dies and components safely. Let us help you design and implement a storage system for your dies, jigs, motors and other heavy components. Let's talk today. To get started, click here or call us today."
William, Employee-Owner
Systems Integration Project Manager
These high capacity racks give you the strength to carry focused, ultra-heavy loads that don't work on conventional roll-form rack systems and waste space when floor stacked. You can access stored components easily with a forklift. They give you the flexibility and selectivity you need to organize and safely store heavy-duty dies and other components on a production floor, in an assembly area or distribution warehouse.
Saving space is critical, and these racks let you store these problematic loads in stable vertical platforms -- much more efficient than floor or low level racks.
Die racks feature a solid metal shelf design allowing die placement anywhere along the shelf, and can accommodate a variety of die sizes. Shelf design allows dies to be slid on or off a shelf for easy access and storage. For optimal storage flexibility, shelves can be designed so that they are removable from the uprights and the heights adjustable in 3" increments across the entire vertical height of the upright.
The first style has holes punched at 3" increments the entire height of the upright frame to provide vertical adjustability of the shelves. The second style, position-drilled, allows you to determine where exact shelf locations will be on the upright frames; holes are only punched in those areas. This style offers a more sanitary design and eliminates potential tampering with the shelf positions.