In today's warehouses, especially with the use of narrow aisle forklifts, systems aim to and provide storage in minimum space in the most effective way. They are also known as second-hand racking systems and always offer users different advantages. In addition, because the working aisle widths are smaller compared to other systems, they are also called narrow aisles. At this point, the total pallet capacity is higher compared to other systems. They provide highly efficient operations in long and narrow aisles.
With roller and inclined frames, they ensure the most ideal entry and exit of all materials and products in the most effective way. In these products, which are also sold as second-hand racking systems, the products placed at one end move by gravity until they exit from the other end of the racks. This method and these systems ensure that products are always perfectly rotated, prevent stockouts in the replacement areas, and increase the speed of order picking processes.
What are Drive-In Racking Systems?
These are working systems used in warehouses where the types of products to be stored are few and high stocks need to be maintained. They are also used as second-hand racking systems, and products are stocked using last-in, first-out (LIFO) and first-in, first-out (FIFO) methods. Stacking can be done with a forklift using drive-in racking systems. Pallets of the same dimensions and sizes are loaded from back to front onto special system rails used along the aisle.
