Some professional terms for heavy-duty racks

1. Heavy-duty rack layer load-bearing, that is, single-layer load-bearing.

When it comes to this, the first reaction should be the weight that each layer can bear, not the total load-bearing weight of the shelf. It is necessary to clarify this point, otherwise it will make a joke. Load-bearing is also one of the factors that storage rack manufacturers must first consider, because it is an important condition for designing storage rack standards. Without it, everything behind is impossible.

Therefore, it is necessary for storage rack buyers to understand this issue first. It is not that the greater the load-bearing, the better. The appropriate storage rack should be customized according to your actual storage needs.

Here are a few simple examples to illustrate this issue more clearly. Take the electronics factory as an example. The electronics factory generally stacks high-priced but relatively light electronic parts. The load-bearing of each layer generally does not exceed 300 kilograms, so light duty shelves are generally selected.

2. Heavy-duty rack length.

The rack length refers to the length of the rack beam, that is, the length of each group of storage racks. This mainly depends on the length and width of the goods you put on the rack.

3. Heavy-duty rack height and number of layers.

People often hear people say how high the storage rack is. In fact, the rack height refers to the height of the rack column. This mainly depends on the height of the factory, the specifications of the goods, and whether it is convenient for storage and access. The number of storage racks is mainly determined by the total height of the storage racks and the total height of the goods.