1. Heavy-duty beam racking is a commonly used racking type, employing a convenient unitized pallet storage and retrieval method. It effectively coordinates with forklift loading and unloading, making goods storage and retrieval convenient and fast. It boasts 100% picking capability and is the most economical choice for first-in, first-out (FIFO) inventory management. However, it has relatively low warehouse space utilization. It is widely used across various industries and is the most common racking type.
2. The uprights of heavy-duty beam racking are constructed by bolting together uprights, horizontal braces, and diagonal braces. The uprights are interlocked with P-shaped closed beams to form the racking frame, secured with safety pins, resulting in a simple and reliable structure. Steel shelves are placed on the beams to form the entire racking system. Each layer can be freely adjusted vertically in 75mm increments.
3. The load-bearing capacity of heavy-duty beam racking depends on the size of the beams, the thickness of the shelves, and the number of reinforcing ribs. Under suitable relative length and material requirements, the maximum load-bearing capacity can reach 2500kg/layer.
4. Generally, the upright height of heavy-duty beam racking does not exceed 18 meters, and platform racking can be built on the existing racking foundation.
