Structural features of drive-in shelves

Drive-in shelves are also called drive-through shelves or corridor shelves. They are a type of high-level shelves. Drive-in shelves can reasonably improve the utilization of storage space and store more goods. They are suitable for goods with uniform specifications and single categories. In other words, choosing drive-in shelves is a very good choice. In limited warehouse space, store more goods and save costs such as warehouse rent.

Structural features of drive-in shelves:

1. The height of first-in, first-out drive-in shelves can be designed up to 10 meters, making full use of the warehouse height, increasing the storage capacity of goods, and increasing the warehouse utilization rate by 5 times.

2. Goods are stored on first-in-first-out drive-in rack pallets. The height of the guide rails can be adjusted up and down. Using the first-in-first-out or first-in-last-out driving method, the forklift drives directly into the cargo lane to pick up the items, which reduces the passage space for the forklift to travel and increases The number of cargo spaces increases the storage density of goods.

3. The shelves do not require special passages for forklifts, which can greatly reduce the non-storage area in the warehouse. Improve the utilization rate of warehouse area.

4. Since cargo spaces with different depths can be arranged on both sides of each aisle, more inventory locations can be arranged.