Introduction to Drive in Shelves

　　Entry type shelves are also known as "through type shelves" or "corridor type shelves". This is a continuous whole building shelf that is not divided by channels. On the support rails, pallets are stored in the depth direction, one after another, making high-density storage possible.

　　Goods are stored and retrieved from the same side of the shelves, with a "store first, pick up later, and store later" approach. A forward moving forklift can easily enter the middle of the shelf to access goods.

　　The characteristics of the drive in shelving system:

　　Drive in shelving has a relatively low investment cost and is suitable for situations with larger lateral dimensions, fewer varieties, larger quantities, and predictable storage and retrieval modes. It is commonly used to store large quantities of goods of the same type.

　　Application of Drive in Shelves:

　　Due to its high storage density and high utilization of ground space, walk-in shelves are commonly used in places with high storage space costs such as cold storage.

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