Super Market Racks

MDM - In racking is used where high-density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle.

The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets, which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last one out unless a Drive-Through system is used whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side.

Forklift trucks drive into lanes on racking specially built to provide support to the pallet along the pallet sides. Stacking often to 10 metres high and 4 or 5 but occasionally even 10 pallet positions deep. This system can provide a very dense storage capacity, often low in access and rotation of products.  As the truck enters the racking, special precautions apply to ensure the compatibility of design between the truck, pallet, load and the racking. Flat floors are advantageous.Usually the rack design incorporates a stability structure at the rear of the rack and therefore drive in indicates single access from one side. Drive through requires this same stability to be provided by a variation in design.

 

Advantages:

• Very dense storage, ideal for few SKU with high pallet quantities
• Prevents product crushing, and offers damage free storage
• Floor single or double stacked pallets always accessible
• Low capital costs using conventional handling equipment

 

Pallet and load size : 1165mm (Entry) x 1165mm x 1350mm (H)
Floor area : 50.3m x 23.25m = 1170 sqm
Total Building Volume : 9590 cbm (8m High)
Average floor area/pallet position : 1170 sqm/2080 Pallets = 0.56 sqm/pallet position

Average building : volume/pallet position:

9590 cbm/2080 pallets=4.61 cbm/Pallet

 

MDM extends an extraordinary range of high quality slotted angle racks. In our technologically advanced manufacturing unit, we use best quality CRC and HRC steel for delivering durable slotted angle racks. These racks are open to customization, according to the space needs and requirements of our clients. In all, our slotted angle racks provides an effectual solution to the storage requirements of every organisation.
We offer our clients a variety of slotted angle racks, which includes:

• Angle frame racks
• Skeleton racks
• Pigeon hole racks
• Enclosed racks
• Two-tier racks

Medium duty racks:

Materials: SS400 or Q235:

Specifications and Applications:

• Cut-in composite structure, standard cut-in units 
• Easy assembly and disassembly without using a single bolt 
• Layers are made of  spcc; height of each beam is easy to adjust freely by a pitch of 50 mm 
• Medium duty shelves are available in any color, although black is standard

 

We have in store for our clients a wide range of light duty racks that are the perfect replacement for slotted angle racks. These are easy to install as these have boltless construction and thus, do not require any tools for assembling purpose. Available in standard as well as customized sizes, our light duty racks have the following attractive features:

• Rall formed profiles
• Load carriage capacity up to 250 kgs/level
• Power coated required

MDM - In racking is used where high-density storage is required. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines. Pallets are stored in a block system with two blocks generally served by one operating aisle.

The trucks drive into the racking to load or retrieve pallets, which are stored on cantilevered rails running throughout the system. The first pallet in is the last one out unless a Drive-Through system is used whereby pallets can be loaded or retrieved from either side.

Forklift trucks drive into lanes on racking specially built to provide support to the pallet along the pallet sides. Stacking often to 10 metres high and 4 or 5 but occasionally even 10 pallet positions deep. This system can provide a very dense storage capacity, often low in access and rotation of products.  As the truck enters the racking, special precautions apply to ensure the compatibility of design between the truck, pallet, load and the racking. Flat floors are advantageous.Usually the rack design incorporates a stability structure at the rear of the rack and therefore drive in indicates single access from one side. Drive through requires this same stability to be provided by a variation in design.