Drive-In Racking

Drive-in racking is ideal for homogeneous products with low levels of turnover and a high number of pallets per article type. This system offers the highest use of available space in terms of both area and height. A major difference between them is that drive-thru racks can provide first-in/first-out (FIFO) storage, while drive-in racks only function as first-in/last-out (FILO) systems. Two management systems are available: The drive-in system, with only one access aisle, and the drive-through system, with access to the load from both sides of the rack. The system is frequently used in cold stores (refrigeration and freezing) which require maximum use of space for the storage of products in a controlled temperature. Drive-in racking can also be used in construction of clad-rack buildings whose most striking feature is that they do not require the existence of a building prior to construction.

Features include:

Drive In Racking (Drive In Rack, Drive In Pallet Rack, Drive In Racking System):

1) Very high utility ratio of the warehouse, Maximum use of available space up to 85% at least

2) Goods can "first in - first out" or "first in - last out"

3) Structural steel construction for durability

4) Pallet positions configure from 2 to 5 deep and 2 to 5 high deal for roofing

5) Finish: Powder coating.