Drive In Pallet Racking

Because of its design drive in pallet rack is a first in last out filo storage system.

Drive in pallet racking.

Drive in rack and drive thru racking are terms that are often used interchangeably. Drive in pallet racking is installed in warehouses and distribution centers that need a cost effective high density storage solution for their pallets and products. It can be serviced by a variety of forklift configurations including counter balance and reach trucks. The structural style pallet racking is a custom designed.

Drive in rack systems drive in rack loads and retrieves from the same side so the last pallet loaded will be the first pallet removed. Drive in rack is the lowest cost and most popular form of high density storage. Pallets are stored in deep lanes on uniquely designed tapered pallet runners that assist drivers to accurately position their load. Drive in pallet racking lifo last in first out this is the most common compact racking system and only needs a single access aisle for the forklift.

Drive in pallet racking system is one storage system which have high storage efficiency. In some environments it can be difficult to differentiate between the two. Structural style pallet racks. The structure of derive in racking is different from other racking.

All pallets are put on the suport arm rail which connect with post. It uses the lifo method so the last load in is the first one out. The purpose of structural pallet racking is to use the uprights from the pallet racking as the support beams for the building. The post structure mainly take side and vertical strength.

Drive in racking is best used with a large quantity of like products that are not time sensitive in order to best utilize warehouse space. Drive through pallet racking allows a forklift to drive in the row of racking and straight through and out the other side.