Storage Systems

Our drawer racks are available in different sizes and patterns. These drawer racks are offered at competitive prices and are used in office, home and in allied places.

Mobile Compactors also work on the principle same as Heavy Duty Mobile Racks and are used for storing small material in warehouses or for storingdocuments in office. Small compactors are enclosed from allsides and are centrally lockable thus ensuring security of itemand documents. Generally these racks are equipped with chain and sprocketmechanism and are operated manually by an ergonomicallyplaced wheel provided at the front of each unit. In case of heavyloads, an option of electrically operated compactors is alsoavailable.

Push Back Pallet Racks are a compromise solution between storage density and selectivity. Instead of Single Pallet-Deep Selective Racks, a Pushback Rack System lets you store pallets 2 to 4 deep while retaining easy access to a variety of different items. Thus Push Back Rack System fills the storage cube with product, not aisles.

How Push-Back Rack works ?

The systems work by placing pallet loads on a series of nesting carts fed forward by gravity on inclined steel rails. As a pallet is loaded from the front, it pushes the pallet behind it back one position. When unloading, the front pallet is removed and the rear pallets automatically come forward to the front picking position. This allows for easily accessible Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) inventory management. Operators can store product from 2-4 pallets deep with front - only loading from a single aisle. Push Back offers more versatile storage than Drive-In Rack because each lane flows independently and vertical storage operates separately from lanes below. Multiple pick facings for a variety of SKU's can be stored and retrieved without disturbing other products above or below in a single-lane or double-lane format.

Flow is achieved by gravity moving the carts along the inclined rails which are adjustable vertically to control pitch. Welded structural steel carts make installation easy and four fully-sealed and lubricated wheels per cart provide years of durable flow. Each cart can be designed to hold up to 1500 Kg.

Unlike Drive-In, Lift truck drivers never enter the rack. The first pallet rests on the top cart and the second pallet pushes that pallet back to rest on the second cart.

Additional pallets will rest on the nested carts below and the final pallet rests on the sturdy structural steel rails. As pallets are removed, each position behind flows forward gently until all products are finally brought to rest by rubber bumpers at the front of the system.

Drive-in Pallet Racks:

Drive-in & Drive-through Racks offer the ability to store a large amount of similar loads in a smaller area. Selectivity is sacrificed but the storage density is outstanding. Drive-in racking can store up to 75% more pallets in the same space than selective racking - depending on the application. It requires fewer aisles and has better cubic storage.

Drive-In Racks allow a lift truck to enter the rack from one side to pick up or pull out pallets. This is done because pallets can slide backwards on a continuous rail. Fork lifts drive into the rack to access pallets two or more deep. You are limited in the depth of storage for a particular bay by the size of your facility.

Drive-in: This is a Last-In, First-Out arrangement

Drive-through: This is a First-In, First-Out arrangement