What is the difference between a through shelf and a corridor shelf.wire shelving unit 30 inches wide

　　Corridor style shelves: Corridor style shelves belong to high-density storage racks. Like through shelves, it does not require a forklift to enter. The corridor style shelf is composed of shelves and shuttle cars. Compared with heavy-duty shelves, it belongs to high-density storage, with improved warehouse utilization and a space utilization rate of over 80%. Compared with through type shelves, they have flexible operating modes, allowing goods to be shipped first in, first out or first in, last out. At the same time, the overall stability is greatly improved. Forklifts on corridor type shelves do not need to enter the passage, reducing collisions between shelves and forklifts, and improving safety productivity. Shuttle trucks also improve the efficiency of storing and retrieving goods, greatly reducing the waiting time for operations. It is particularly suitable for warehouses with refrigeration, small varieties, large quantities, first in, first out, and increased inventory capacity.

　　Compared with heavy-duty shelves, through type shelves do not require a reserved forklift passage. Forklifts can directly enter the shelves to store and retrieve goods, maximizing space utilization. The inventory of specific gravity shelves has doubled, making them particularly suitable for storing large items with a small variety and quantity. The disadvantage of through type shelves is that goods must be first in, first out, and cannot meet the high sorting requirements of warehouses. In addition, compared to the previous shelves, the stability of the through type shelves is the worst. Therefore, the depth of the cargo space is generally 7, and the height does not exceed 10m. In addition, the system needs to be equipped with tensioning devices to improve the overall stability of the shelves.

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