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Good Price Q235 Drive in Racking From URGO Storage Rack
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Product Description
URGO Drive In Pallet Racking is the most economical high-density pallet rack system designed for high-volume SKUs. Increase storage density by up to 75% compared to selective pallet rack systems. Maximize space utilization in your warehouse with high-efficiency drive-in racking. Operating on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) storage principle, forklifts drive directly into the racking channels to place and retrieve pallets off continuous rails. This heavy-duty system is configurable up to 20 pallets deep by 4 to 7 pallets high.
Large Loading Capability: Accommodates 1000kg to 2000kg per individual pallet position safely and securely.
Direct Forklift Access: Lift trucks drive straight into the racking lanes to store or retrieve palletized units.
High-Density Storage: Extremely space-efficient, making it ideal for facilities with low SKU variance and high pallet volumes.
Product Protection: Prevents crushing, packaging deformities, and offers reliable damage-free pallet storage.
Floor Access: Floor-level single or double stacked pallets remain easily accessible at all operational times.
Cost-Effective: Lower capital expenditure achieved by utilizing standard, conventional handling equipment.
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Technical Advisory
URGO company utilizes advanced rack manufacturing equipment and production technology for developing diverse storage rack systems to match all cargo profiles. Let our expert consultants evaluate your needs and propose optimized logistics configurations to improve operating efficiency. We welcome your technical questions and warehouse drawings anytime.
Collaborating with URGO guarantees:
- Experienced professional staff ready to deliver relevant technical guidance, quotations, and dependable support.
- Minimized production lead times and reduced risk, yielding maximum return on investment.
- Full-spectrum logistics racking designs tailored to generate top economic benefits.
Our mission: "Deliver the most competitive logistics solutions and the highest quality service."
Installation Support
URGO maintains a specialized installation division ready to assemble, reconfigure, or relocate racking and logistics hardware globally:
- Project managers have comprehensive domestic and international installation experience with over 7 years in site management.
- Dedicated installation crews hold recognized safety credentials and technical certifications.
- Strict adherence to on-site regulations, customer workflows, and workplace safety protocols.
Service Commitment
Integrity and pragmatic, innovative and high quality. Excellent craftsmanship ensures lifetime product peace of mind.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between Drive-In and Drive-Through racking?
Drive-In racking uses a single entry/exit point applying the Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) inventory system. Drive-Through racking features access points at both ends, supporting the First-In, First-Out (FIFO) retrieval process.
What kind of forklifts are required for drive-in pallet systems?
Standard counterbalance forklifts or reach trucks can be used, provided their overall chassis and mast dimensions are narrow enough to safely enter the rack lanes and clear pallet guide rails.
What weight load can each pallet level accommodate?
URGO Drive-In Pallet Racking is engineered for industrial heavy-duty applications, accommodating pallet loads from 1000kg up to 2000kg per pallet location. Custom weight capabilities can also be calculated upon request.
How does Drive-In Racking prevent structural damage?
The system includes ground guide rails, upright column protectors, and frame reinforcements to guide forklift drivers accurately and defend structural uprights from vehicle impact.
Can this system be customized to fit specific warehouse layouts?
Yes. URGO provides fully customized design configurations based on your warehouse ceiling height, available floor plan, pallet dimensions, and total inventory turnover requirements.
