Pallet Racking System

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Conventional Pallet Racking System is the best solution for warehouses, stores Where it is necessary to keep a wide range of articles in pallets. The wide range of profiles and accessories provides optimal adaptation to each load And height requirement. The layout and height of the racking are determined by the characteristics of the forklifts/ stackers, pallets to be stored and the dimensions of the premises. These pallet racking systems are used for non palletized loads also which is handled manually. The racking systems can be provided with sectional shelves/chipboard/wire mesh grating for storage of goods.

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Radio Shuttle Pallet Racking System is a storage system for high-density pallets which facilitates the loading and unloading of goods from an electric cart called the Radio-Shuttle. Forklift/ Stacker lift the load on to the Radio-Shuttle which moves along the rails to place it in Its location. Different sensors control the movement of stored cargo with high accuracy. The operator guides all the movement of the Radio-Shuttle through a remote control Which transfer commands. One transmitter can command several units at once.

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The storage concept consists of a set of racking units which form an internal lane with support rails for the pallets. The forklift/Stacker enters the lane with the load elevated above the support rail that it will be placed upon. Guide rails facilitates forklift/Stacker manoeuvres, thereby aiding movement and minimizing possibility of accidental damage.

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Both offer the possibility of locating storage levels on one side or both sides of the structure. 

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Gravity Flow Pallet Racking System features roller tracks on the sloped lane to allow the pallets to slide over them. The pallets are placed in the highest part of the rolling section which then moves by the force of gravity at a controlled speed to the other end, ready to be removed.