What is a press in shelf.3 tier wire shelving unit

　　Push-in shelves, also known as pushback shelves, have evolved from pallet shelves, but their working methods differ greatly from pallet shelves. Press-in shelves store goods one by one by pushing them into the shelves, saving a lot of work time. There are also some details to pay attention to when using this shelf.

　　Press-in shelves are designed to work outside the shelves, so in order to make the work as convenient as possible, the depth of the shelves is generally controlled at 4-6 tray positions, which is the most suitable depth. If the depth is too deep, it will be very inconvenient during operation, and if it is too shallow, it is not possible to make reasonable use of the warehouse space, so the appropriate depth is important. In pressed in shelves, the pallet cars are stacked together, which will result in a small loss of space, and there are high requirements for the overall stability of the shelf structure when storing goods.

　　Stability is very important in the entire pressed in shelf. When using a pallet moving cart to store goods, it must be stable. This not only improves the speed of warehouse work, but also significantly improves safety. When using pressed in shelves to store goods, it is necessary to consider the load-bearing capacity of a single pallet, ensure that the weight of the goods does not exceed the load-bearing capacity of the pallet, and reduce the pressure on the pallets on the shelves.

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