Mobile Pallet Racking | Racks & Rollers
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Company
SKU
Category
Sub - Category
Racks & Rollers
MPR 100
Storage Solutions
Shelves and Shelving Systems
Additional Information
Frame
Beam
Safety locking mechanism
Frame union
Anchor bolts
Levelling shims
Upright protector
Lateral protection barrier
Cross bracing set
Top portal tie
Pallet cross tie
Container support
Chipboard shelving cross tie
Chipboard or melamine shelf
Galvanised picking shelf
Mesh shelf
Drum support
Pallet stop set
Anti-fall mesh
Raised cross tie
Aisle identification plate
Signalling plate
Usage
Capacity (Kg)
Shape
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Surface Treatment
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Color
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Material
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Marketplace Benefits
Year-long Helpdesk
Verified Sellers
Easy Payment
Warranty & Return Policy
Warranty Policy
Return Policy
Description
""Mobile Pallet Racking" refers to a storage system designed for high-density storage of palletized goods. It utilizes gravity-fed roller or wheel tracks to move pallets smoothly and sequentially from loading to picking positions within the rack. Specifications:
- Gravity Flow Design: Utilizes inclined roller or wheel tracks within the rack structure to facilitate the flow of pallets from the loading end to the picking end.
- Dynamic Loading: Pallets are loaded from the rear of the rack and move forward under the force of gravity as pallets are removed from the picking end.
- Flow Speed: The flow speed of pallets is controlled by factors such as the slope of the tracks and the weight of the loaded pallets.
- Picking Position: Pallets are retrieved from the picking end of the rack, typically using forklifts or other material handling equipment.
- Lane Configuration: Can be configured with multiple lanes of pallet flow within a single rack structure to accommodate different SKU's or product categories.
- Capacity: Designed to support the weight of multiple pallets per lane, with load capacities varying depending on the specific design and configuration of the system.
- Accessibility: Provides FIFO (First-In, First-Out) inventory management, ensuring that the oldest stock is picked first, which is particularly useful for perishable or time-sensitive goods.
- Optional Features: May include features such as speed controllers, lane dividers, or brake rollers to optimize flow control and improve safety.
