Drive in rack definition

Drive in racking, also known as drive-through racking, is a high-rise racking system. It effectively improves storage space utilization. It's suitable for storing goods of uniform specifications and a single category. It significantly reduces warehouse rental costs and lowers business management costs.

Drive in racking is primarily categorized into two types

1.Single entry racking: Forklifts enter from one side of the rack.

2.Double entry racking: Forklifts enter from both sides of the rack.

Rack dimensions vary depending on the type of pallet racking system. Choosing the right racking system size requires considering several factors, including ceiling height and length. Proper racking dimensions optimize space and improve work efficiency.

Average Pallet Racking Beam Dimensions: The average pallet racking beam dimension is 96 inches x 4 inches. Other rack sizes include 108 inches, 144 inches, and 168 inches, which typically accommodate three pallets. Vison offers OEM services to meet custom requirements.

When choosing a drive in racking size, consider the characteristics of the cargo, storage density, operational efficiency, and site constraints.

Drive in rack dimensions

1.Length:Typically, the length of the goods plus 10mm, recommended not to exceed 1500mm.

2.Width: Expandable to 2000-6000mm, depending on the width of the goods.

3.Width: Height: The height of a single layer depends on the size of the goods, generally not exceeding 6000mm.

Depth and Number of Layers

The recommended single-side access depth is no more than 7 shelves. Large-volume storage requires a balance between efficiency and ease of use.

Number of Layers: Typically designed for 4 layers, each layer can carry approximately 600kg.

Importance of choosing the right drive in racking dimension

The right drive in rack dimension not only effectively utilizes space and improves work efficiency, but also enhances warehouse safety.