Tray -type shelves.cabinet organizer and storage shelves sales

　　The tray -type shelves, also known as beam -type shelves, or shelves, are usually heavy shelves. They are the most common in various storage shelf systems in China. First of all, the container unit must be carried out, and the goods are about to pack the cargo packaging and its weight to determine the type, specifications, size of the tray, and the weight of the single carrier and height (the weight of the single cargo is generally within 2000kg), and then From this, determine the span, depth, and layer spacing of the unit shelves, and determine the height of the shelves according to the effective height of the lower edge of the warehouse and the maximum forklift height. The span of the unit shelves is generally within 4m, the depth is within 1.5m, the height of the low and high warehouse shelves is generally within 12m, and the height of the high -level warehouse shelves is generally within 30m (such warehouses are basically automated warehouses, and the total shelves are high by several sections of several sections. Composition of columns within 12m). Among the warehouses such as shelves, most of the low and high warehouses are used in front -moving battery forklifts, balanced heavy battery forklifts, and three -way forklifts for access. When the shelves are shorter, they can also be used for high machines. Access. This kind of shelf system has high space utilization, flexible and convenient access, supplemented by computer management or control, and can basically meet the requirements of modern logistics systems. It is widely used in manufacturing, third -party logistics and distribution centers, which are suitable for both small -batch items and small -scale large -scale items. Such shelves are mostly used in high warehouses and ultra -high warehouses (mostly such shelves are used in automated warehouses).

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