Performance characteristics of shelves

　　The attic shelf is a simple shelf, which can make full use of the upper space of the warehouse. Build an intermediate loft on existing shelves or workplaces to increase storage area. In general, the attic floor can be used to place light foam and small and medium-sized goods or long-term storage goods. Forklifts, conveyor belts, elevators, electric hoists or lifting platforms can be used to lift goods.

　　Lofts usually use light cars or pallets to tow cars. The mezzanine shelf system is to build an intermediate mezzanine on the existing workplace or shelf to increase storage space, which can be made into two layers. The attic on the third floor should store some light foam and small and medium-sized goods, which are suitable for many kinds of goods in large batches or many kinds of goods in small batches. Goods are stored manually. Goods are usually delivered to the second floor by forklift, hydraulic elevator or goods elevator. On the third floor, it is then transported to a certain location by light truck or hydraulic pallet truck.

　　This kind of system usually adopts medium or heavy shelves as the support of the main body and floor (according to the total load weight of the unit shelf), and the floor usually adopts cold rolled steel floor. Pattern steel floor or steel grating floor. The system is widely used in the field of auto parts. Car 4S shop. Light industry. Electronics and other industries.

　　The differences of many factors, such as industry, use occasion, storage, environment, temperature, cleanliness, etc., determine the differences of shelf systems. Here we simply list the initial types of some common shelf systems. The commonness of these shelf systems is that most of them are assembled light steel structures, and their surfaces are mostly electrostatic sprayed.

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