Pallet Racking 

The most popular and widely used of all heavy storage systems.

Ideal for – those who need optimum versatility from their pallet racking.

Benefits

• Adjustable beams - adapts to changes in the type of goods you store 
• Highly-versatile - ‘wide’ or ‘narrow’ aisle formats are possible
• Direct accessibility - to individual pallets
• Easy-to-install

The economical bulk-storage solution.

Ideal for – warehouses where stock rotation and selectivity are minimal.

• Easy access for trucks to deposit/retrieve loads
• Maximum space utilisation possible
• Minimum product damage

Allows fork lift trucks to operate in aisles up to half the width required in conventional adjustable beam pallet racking.

Using specialised lift trucks in either 'man-up' or 'man-down' variants, narrow aisle racking is precision designed for safe, efficient load handling within the tight confines of these space-efficient aisles.

Up to four pallets stored together for easy access.

Ideal for – order-picking operations where racking, which backs on to a wall, can be fully utilised.

• ‘Push-back’ function – pallets are loaded in sequence on wheel carriers, one ‘pushing back’ the other.  As pallets are retrieved, those remaining roll forward, safely
• Allows quick and easy access to all pallets

Have ‘first-in, first-out’ capability.

Ideal for – those who need automatic stock rotation, especially the food industry.

• Automatic rotation - as one pallet is removed from the picking face, another moves in its place.
• Minimises order-picking time and errors
• Good space utilisation

The safest way to store long and heavy loads.

Ideal for – storing long lengths such as steel, timber and plastic piping.

• ‘Endless’ storage lines – a large number of cantilever arms can be added to the secure central column.
• Improved durability – all cantilever arms have a powder-coated finish (galvanised finished for outdoor use)
• Adaptable – provides shelving for pallets
• Guide rail system for fork lift trucks (optional)

Accidents happen.  Protect yourself when they do.

• Protects people, equipment and facilities against fork-truck accidents