The Composition And Application Of Storage Shelves With Different Structures

Today, with the advancement of storage shelf technology, there are many types of storage shelves in the storage shelf industry. According to the structure type, they are divided into medium B shelves, beam shelves, mezzanine shelves, cantilever shelves, etc. Different shelf structures can achieve better storage effects. different to meet different user needs. In this case, today I will take you to understand these different structures of storage racks.
Medium B shelves: Medium B shelves are composed of columns, beams, laminates, etc. The more commonly used hole types for columns include butterfly holes and trapezoidal holes. Different hole types will have different load-bearing capacities. Medium B shelves are suitable for manual storage and retrieval, or used in conjunction with parts boxes and turnover boxes to load scattered heavy goods.
Cross-beam shelves: Cross-beam shelves are composed of columns, cross beams, etc. The column pieces (made up of columns, horizontal braces, and diagonal braces connected by bolts) are plugged into the C-shaped welded beam to form a shelf frame, which is usually used to store palletized goods. Forklift access.
Mezzanine shelves: Mezzanine shelves are composed of columns, beams, floor panels, etc. Currently, cold-rolled steel floor slabs are mostly used. It has strong load-bearing capacity, good integrity, good load-bearing uniformity, high precision, smooth surface, and easy locking. Mezzanine shelves make full use of the height of the warehouse and build two or three-story lofts on the existing site to store medium and light items for manual storage.
Cantilevered shelves: Cantilevered shelves are composed of columns and cantilevers. They are mainly constructed by installing cantilevers on the columns. They can be single-sided or double-sided. They have the characteristics of stable structure and are used to store long materials, ring-shaped materials, Plates, pipes and irregular goods.