Double Sided Crank-Out Cantilever Rack - 40' Long w/ 15"H x 36"D Arms, 4 Levels, 14,400 lbs. Cap. Per Level

Crank out cantilever arms allow easy access to bar stock, tube and pipe

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SKU: CC-4-3-36-15-4O-DS

Manufacturer: Rack Engineering

Load and unload barstock, tubing and pipe easily using mechanical lifts when you have crank-out cantilever storage. This rack is 36' long with 14,400 lbs. capacity per level. Rack arms are 36" deep and ends are 15" high. Rack has 4 levels and is Double Sided. Custom configurations available upon request.

$50,255.91

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Specifications

Rack Length: 40'
Arm Length: 36"
Arm Height: 15"
Sides: Double Sided
Capacity Per Level: 14,400 lbs.
Overall Dimensions: 40' 6"L x 94"D x 120-1/2"H
Number of Levels: 4
Number of Uprights: 3
Stock Length: 36'L
Weight: 9277.0 lbs. ea.

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Description

Crank-out Cantilever rack allows each level to be reached by overhead access by making the arms extend up to 100%. The crank is ergonomically geared so the arms smoothly glide out with minimal work input even when fully loaded. Top most level provides stationary storage as well.

Use for all kinds of long stock including tube, round, bar, square tube, angle, rebar, extrusions, forms, and PVC in applications such as automotive, agricultural, steel, plumbing, electrical, mold & die manufacturing, construction, and metal fabrication.

Consider placing your cantilever rack next to fabrication machinery to reduce machining down time getting new stock. Save man hours by keeping stock close at hand and reducing the need for forklift transport. Conserve floor space by taking your stock vertical and being able to access from overhead.

Crank-out cantilever rack also saves on worker's comp claims by making the moving of long stock more ergonomic and less fatiguing to workers. Being able to extend the arms out fully helps prevent injuries from over reaching and lifting heavy items from less than optimal positions.